The Government’s decision to extend the full furlough through to the end of March 2021 and the Bank of England’s additional £150billion in quantitative easing (to spur spending and investment) surprised many commentators. It followed the announcement by Prime Minister Boris Johnson that England would enter a second national lockdown during the month of November […]
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President Trump may continue to refuse to concede defeat, but virtually everyone else in the US and the rest of the world is starting to ask: ‘What will a Joe Biden presidency mean?’ Unless there is some dramatic legal challenge that turns last week’s delayed result on its head, Biden will become the US’s 46th […]
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There is plenty in the news about the pros and cons of returning to the office. At Phillip Bates & Co, we are actively planning to return to our Neston office as soon as it is safe and sensible to do so. In the meantime, it remains business as usual with clients having the option […]
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Never one for understatement, President Donald Trump recently described the looming US Presidential Election as “the most important in the history of our country”. As Trump would have it, the election is a battle for the soul of America, pitting his administration against Joe Biden’s “left wing radicals”. The reality is likely to be somewhat […]
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Chancellor Rishi Sunak has built up quite a bit of credit with the British public during the Coronavirus crisis. He won plaudits for the speed with which he introduced the furlough programme, which has been accessed by 9.5million workers, the roll out of various business loans and grants and, most recently, his Eat Out To […]
What does Lockdown 2 mean for the UK markets?
/0 Comments/in News /by EdwardLambThe Government’s decision to extend the full furlough through to the end of March 2021 and the Bank of England’s additional £150billion in quantitative easing (to spur spending and investment) surprised many commentators. It followed the announcement by Prime Minister Boris Johnson that England would enter a second national lockdown during the month of November […]
What does a Biden win mean for the markets?
/0 Comments/in News /by EdwardLambPresident Trump may continue to refuse to concede defeat, but virtually everyone else in the US and the rest of the world is starting to ask: ‘What will a Joe Biden presidency mean?’ Unless there is some dramatic legal challenge that turns last week’s delayed result on its head, Biden will become the US’s 46th […]
Return to the Office
/0 Comments/in News /by EdwardLambThere is plenty in the news about the pros and cons of returning to the office. At Phillip Bates & Co, we are actively planning to return to our Neston office as soon as it is safe and sensible to do so. In the meantime, it remains business as usual with clients having the option […]
Trump v Biden
/0 Comments/in News /by EdwardLambNever one for understatement, President Donald Trump recently described the looming US Presidential Election as “the most important in the history of our country”. As Trump would have it, the election is a battle for the soul of America, pitting his administration against Joe Biden’s “left wing radicals”. The reality is likely to be somewhat […]
What will Rishi do?
/0 Comments/in News /by EdwardLambChancellor Rishi Sunak has built up quite a bit of credit with the British public during the Coronavirus crisis. He won plaudits for the speed with which he introduced the furlough programme, which has been accessed by 9.5million workers, the roll out of various business loans and grants and, most recently, his Eat Out To […]