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Ideas for wealth from the Farringdon Group |
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FARRINGDON GROUP is a leading provider of Private Wealth Management solutions. Formed in 2007 and with the head office in Kuala Lumpur, the goal was to establish a company which put the client’s needs first. Our client-focused approach has helped us expand rapidly across the Asia Pacific Region. Farringdon Group now has 6 offices across 5 countries.
FARRINGDON GROUP operates a team-based approach to managing our clients’ assets. As a client of Farringdon, you will have both a fully qualified Financial Advisor as well as your own dedicated Portfolio Manager. Your Financial Advisor will offer you advice on a range of areas from asset protection to tax efficiency on your investments. Your Portfolio Manager will recommend buys and sells inside your portfolio and is on hand to answer any queries you may have concerning the current market conditions. By adopting this team-based approach to handling your financial affairs, we aim to deliver you a one-stop service that meets all your financial planning needs.
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Lehman Brothers - What Really Happened? |
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Written by Martin Young
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Friday, 03 September 2010 01:30 |
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The former head of Lehman Brothers has blamed regulators for the collapse of the Wall Street investment bank.
Dick Fuld said that Lehman was denied the help that regulators gave to other struggling banks. He told a commission examining the financial crisis that regulators rejected a series of measures that would have helped Lehman.
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Global economic recovery figures revised upwards by the IMF |
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Written by Stuart Yeomans
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Thursday, 08 July 2010 08:47 |
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According to the International Monetary Fund the world economy will expand by 4.6% this year as opposed to 4.2% which they had previously predicted. If this does come to fruition, it will be the largest gain since 2007.
The IMF also commented that the US and Canada have led the advanced economies out of the worst recession since the last World War; this has also been helped by three of the BRIC countries Brazil, China and India: their faster expansion are helping the global recovery.
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UK Growth Figures Revised Up |
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Written by Martin Young
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Friday, 03 September 2010 01:15 |
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Growth estimates in the second quarter of 2010 were revised up during August. The new figures now show the UK growing at its fastest quarterly rate since the first three months of 2001. The rise was lead by the construction industry which grew at 8.8% signalling a stronger than expected recovery in housing.
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Written by Martin Young
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Wednesday, 23 June 2010 07:25 |
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In what was perhaps the most leaked budget in history, the Conservative Chancellor George Osborne released a series of cuts and tax rises which add up to the biggest public spending cuts seen in a generation.
However given the headlines and government statements made since the General Election, most pundits are looking on the emergency budget as ‘not that bad’. The main tax rise 2.5% on VAT was widely anticipated and came as no shock when the Chancellor announced it.
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