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What has happened over the last month… The transition from summer to autumn can typically be a more volatile period for global markets and the close of September certainly saw some market jitters. The final week of this month has been fraught with concerns as broken supply chains in the UK, due to a shortage […]

What has happened through June… Warmer temperatures have finally arrived after a rain sodden and cold spring. Along with the emergence of summer, we lift our weary heads after a winter in lockdown, as finally the pubs, restaurants and shops have re-opened their doors. However, despite the strong vaccine drive, the ‘Delta Variant’ has taken

What’s been happening in global markets… Global equity markets have recovered strongly over the last 15 months since bottoming in March 2020, in anticipation of the economic resurgence post pandemic. Pent-up demand, along with supply constraints in certain sectors, has led to an expected rise in inflation . The more cyclical or “value” sectors, such

If you were unable to catch our latest LIVE STREAM Casterbridge Investment Briefing, don’t worry you catch up on all the action below. The Casterbridge Investment Team update clients on the first three months of 2021 and look further out at the opportunities for the rest of the year and beyond… Important Information This update

As part of our 5th Birthday celebrations, some of our friends and partners left us some very kind Birthday messages… Enjoy.

In his latest video log (vlog) Keith Edwards, CEO, shares his thoughts on what’s been happening in the office, or at the home office, and his views on the investment markets…. Important Information This update is for information only and does not constitute advice or a recommendation and you should not make any investment decisions

What has happened over the last 3 months…  Finally! Having passed the 23rd of March anniversary of the first UK lockdown, we are nearing a return to normality as vaccines roll out and the Government has laid out plans for the gradual reopening. However, at the start of the year, having bade farewell to the