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Chief Investment Officer, Paul Harwood looks ahead into 2019. Last year there was still momentum in the equity markets. The key risks were rising bond yields (resulting from economic growth and an end to quantitative easing) and specific company risk […]
We are delighted to announce a senior level appointment with Martin Tilley joining as Pension Director. He starts his new role on 21st January 2019. Martin joins from Dentons Pension Management where he had over 30 years’ service and held […]
Julie Sebastianelli and Charlotte Aspinall are interviewed by Citywire Wealthmanager. They both emphasise how important it is for clients to know the directors invest their money alongside clients and interests are therefore aligned.
We are very pleased to advise you that Hurley Partners has moved to new and significantly improved office accommodation in the heart of Manchester at 31 Booth Street. All the relevant contact details can be found on the attached flyer […]
Industry publication Citywire Wealth Manager comments on our latest accounts. “Boutique wealth firm Hurley Partners has seen its pretax profit jump 271% over the year to 30 April. The firm, which now has £625 million in assets under management, […]
By Charlotte Aspinall, Head Of Investment Management. Investors continued to experience significant volatility in the third quarter of 2018 as geopolitics dominated headlines and created a fragile backdrop for global markets. The China-US trade war showed little sign of abating, […]
Hurley Partners handed over a cheque for a staggering £20,000 to The Sussex Heart Charity, specifically to assist in the funding of state of the art life-saving cardiac equipment at Brighton’s Royal Sussex County Hospital. Julie Sebastianelli and her husband […]
By Charlie Buxton, Investment Manager. Geopolitical tensions continued to dominate the second quarter of the year as President Trump pressed ahead with his protectionist agenda. In Europe Italian elections highlighted the ongoing rise of the populist movement. In the UK, […]
By Charlie Buxton, Investment Manager. After 2017’s relative calm for global equity markets, 2018 opened with more of a jolt as investors reacted to the prospect of rising global interest rates, trade wars between China and the US and the […]
By Paul Harwood, Chief Investment Officer. Most forecasts are looking at 2018 as being “more of the same”, following the pattern of 2017. On current evidence, these are reasonable assumptions but it is important to be aware of what might happen […]
