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Notwithstanding the serious health challenges the world is currently facing, we at London Wall Partners are mandated to advise on how to optimise your financial situation. It seems appropriate, given the current extreme economic and volatile market conditions, to provide a detailed account of how the portfolios, on which we advise you (and in which we also invest), are performing compared to the markets.
View the performance of our Balanced, Moderately Adventurous, Adventurous and Highly Adventurous model portfolios.
“….get it done” was a recurrent phrase in the Budget speech of the new Chancellor, Rishi Sunak. It could equally have been “get it spent” or “get it borrowed” as Mr Sunak announced a raft of spending initiatives with few supporting tax increases.
The scale of the impact of the near shutdown of the world economy is becoming clearer by the day.  The immediate hit to economic activity through disruption to supply chains, business closure and social distancing measures is an unfortunately necessary consequence of the virus if we are to protect lives and prevent its rapid spread, overwhelming health facilities.  Governments are,
Stock markets have declined again, as Italy quarantined a quarter of its population to address its worsening coronavirus outbreak, and Saudi Arabia started a price war in the oil market; the Brent crude price has fallen from $65 per barrel at the start of 2020 to $35 at the time of writing.
Stock markets have declined markedly this week, as it became clear the coronavirus (or “Covid-19“) has not been contained within China; outbreaks in Italy and Iran seem to make it more likely the virus could spread around the world.

London Wall Partners LLP, the financial advisory firm, is delighted to announce the appointment of Ian McCafferty CBE, a former external member of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee and former Chief Economic Adviser to the CBI, as a member of and Senior Adviser to its Investment Committee.  Prior to his roles at the Bank and the CBI, Ian was Head of Macroeconomics at BP,

London Wall Partners LLP (“LWP”), the independent financial advisory firm, is delighted to announce the appointment of Peter Hockless as a Senior Board Adviser.

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