China and the MSCI Emerging Markets Index
Mainland Chinese companies which trade in Shanghai or Shenzhen and are quoted in renminbi, known as China A shares, will be included in the MSCI Emerging Markets Index for the…
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Mainland Chinese companies which trade in Shanghai or Shenzhen and are quoted in renminbi, known as China A shares, will be included in the MSCI Emerging Markets Index for the…
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United Kingdom Progress in the first phase of the Brexit negotiations has led to some recovery in sterling, albeit from low levels, and respite to the beleaguered London commercial real…
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In 2017, positive returns were seen across virtually all asset classes and regions as sentiment improved over the year. Investors were buoyed by European and Asia markets. After a weak…
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Fraudsters are increasingly looking for new ways to infiltrate the financial services market, and one way they have been attempting this is by ‘cloning’ a reputable firm. We are receiving…
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Chief Market Strategist, Mike Ingram, speaks to Reuters.
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Hear our Chief Market Strategist, Mike Ingram talk to CNBC about his views on the UK economy.
Read more →In his latest article for the Yorkshire Post, Eric Burns, Director of Research, WHIreland Corporate & Institutional Broking, discusses the implications of MiFID II on the provision of investment research by brokers.
Read more →WHIreland Corporate & Institutional Broking (‘WHIC&IB’) is pleased to announce appointments in Sales and Corporate Broking as part of its ongoing commitment to corporate clients as ‘Advisers for Growth’.
John…
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We are delighted to be sponsoring the Oardinary Boys on their world record attempt at rowing the atlantic.
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Despite increasing economic and political uncertainty, equity markets surpassed expectations in 2017. With interest rates finally on an upward path, we consider the prospects for the economy in 2018.
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