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Come and see how proactive management navigated these stormy waters and how a risk reduction methodology outperformed all markets since 2002. We will cover currencies, commodities, equity markets and funds.

The Capital Club, DIFC, Dubai on Tuesday 27th July
8.30am to 10.00am
Followed by breakfast and discussion time

Our speaker and presenter is Graham Bibby, CEO and CIO of Hong Kong based Richmond Asset Management. Graham has over 30 years experience in investment analysis and is a sought after speaker and frequent guest analyst on CNBC, Bloomberg, BBC and Reuters.

The seminar is free and seats are available on a limited basis so please RSVP your attendance by email to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it before 12pm Monday 26th July.
 

Globaleye are pleased to announce a new strategic alliance with Richmond Asset Management Ltd, a regulated Investment Advisory company based in Hong Kong.

For more info on how this partnership will benefit the Clients of Globaleye, read on ….

The markets are telling us the worst is over - except for the USD that is!

Optimism made a welcome return to the financial markets last week, with the sharp sell-offs that marked the end of Q2 almost forgotten. The hunt for yield is back on. Our chief concern now is over the future of the USD.

Read on to find out why this could be a sell-sell-sell situation...

The UK Chancellor, George Osbourne, recently delivered what he described as a "tough but fair" Budget.

In his speech, the Chancellor set out his five-year plan to reduce the Budget deficit, rebalance the British economy, and design a new model for economic growth.

Obviously the Downing Street news managers had prepared the ground well, and whilst we all gave up extra tax revenues, most people will feel they ‘did well’ and that the Chancellor’s first budget wasn’t as bad as was expected.

But what does the Budget mean for UK residents?

Read on for the key points from the UK’s 2010 Emergency Budget

Most folk have some form of Life Insurance but many overlook Critical Illness Cover which deals with the financial impact of a major illness which can be almost as devastating as that of death.

Critical Illness Cover provides payment of a lump sum on diagnosis of one of a specified list of serious illnesses - cancer, heart attack, stroke, multiple sclerosis and, typically, up to around 30 others.

If you don’t think it will happen to you, the average age of a customer making a Critical Illness claim with Friends Provident over the last 3 years has been 44.

Clearly the statistics tell a different story and we suggest you read on …