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Tuesday 28th February – The Pound (GBP) experienced a rally as optimism surrounding PM Rishi Sunak’s ‘Windsor Framework’ continued to grow. As investors and analysts delved into the details of the new deal, hopes for a stronger UK-EU trade relationship boosted Sterling sentiment.   The

Tuesday 31st January – The Pound struggled after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicted a recession in the UK this year and downgraded its economic forecasts. This was compounded by rising company insolvencies in the UK and an analysis suggesting that Brexit has cost the

Buying a property in France can be a rewarding and exciting experience, but it’s important to understand the process and the things to consider before making the purchase.   Introduction: First and foremost, it’s important to have a good understanding of the local real estate

Buying a yacht in another country, or buying abroad, has a lot of attractions. Of course, pricing is a big factor, but so is the sheer number of new and second hand boats available. After all, British dealers tend to supply boats that reflect the

The process of buying a property in another country can be completely different from buying it in your country. To buy a house in France, especially for UK residents, involves navigating a process that can differ significantly from purchasing property within your own country. In

We have added new countries and territories where we can receive and collect funds from.   We can now receive funds from over 180 countries worldwide giving you greater access to international clients. The list of countries where we can receive funds from: Åland Islands

Due to new regulations, two-factor authentication (or 2FA) is being implemented as an extra layered security measure when accessing the online platform.  This new feature will be mandatory from the 13th April 2020. What is Two-Factor Authentication? Two factor authentication (or 2FA) is an extra layer of

The worry and concern surrounding the coronavirus in Europe has meant that the Asian markets have seen Japan fall beyond 3%. There has also been a decrease in the value of oil by 30% which has been attributed to a price war launched by Saudi

Although the fears surrounding the coronavirus from a health point of view, there has also been a detrimental effect in relation to foreign exchange and shares. The news of the outbreak caused a market sell-off which removed $6 trillion of the market value. Stocks plunged