weekly currency update we 20 april 2012
Sterling hits a 20 month high against the euro, while the South African rand continues to falter Moneycorp takes you through last weeks currency moves.
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Weekly currency update we 13 april 2012
Sovereign debt worries continue to undermine the euro, while sterling trends upwards Moneycrop takes you through last weeks significant currency moves.
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the falklands 30 years on
On the 30th anniversary of the Falklands War, South America-based IFA John W Fleming asks whether British interests are still at threat.
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weekly currency update w e 5 april 2012
It was a volatile week for currency markets last week, with sterling reaching a four month high and both the euro and US dollar on a rollercoaster. Here Moneycorp talks you through the ups and downs.
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making the most of regulation
Guardian WMs David Howell says, while IFAs are notorious for complaining about regulators, they should appreciate the benefits brought by a level playing field.
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weekly currency update w e 23 march
This week, Moneycorp looks at how sterling survives the Budget and looks well set, the dollar softens on dovish Fed and better risk appetite and the euro stays steady as attention turns back to data.
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weekly currency update we 16 march 2012
This week, Moneycorp looks at sterlings recovery – despite a Fitch warning, and the continuing turbulence for the euro.
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keeping ahead of the curve
Royal London 360 international sales director Simon Pack describes the recent trends he has observed in the life industry, including the rapid growth of business in Asia.
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weekly currency update
This is the first weekly currency report International Adviser will be publishing, courtesy of Moneycorp. The report will provide readers with an overview of significant currency events, and their impact, over the past week.
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hmrc tastes sweet success yet again in rosiip case
A snapshot analysis of last weeks Court of Appeal ruling on the ROSIIP case from Prudentials Gerry Brown.
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platforms foundation of the global advisory
Sam Instone, the managing director of AES International, argues that platforms, with their transparency, represent the advisory industrys future.
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kidnap fears spark insurance advice boom
Mounting global frustration at the gulf between rich and poor is fuelling demand for kidnap and ransom insurance. Helen Burggraf reports.