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Dawnay Day Milroy Completes Management Buyout
We are delighted to announce that we have completed a management buyout of
Dawnay Day Milroy Limited. Since we entered into the licensing agreement to
use the Dawnay Day name in 2002, we have been 50% owned by the
management. The purchase of the remaining 50% has been funded by the
management team across our businesses in Guernsey, Jersey and Geneva and
opens an exciting new chapter for us after our five year affiliation with Dawnay
Day.
Continue Reading Dawnay Day Milroy Completes Management Buyout
Half Year UK Commercial Property Update
The UK commercial property market has suffered a dramatic price correction over the past six months, however, we may not have felt the full pinch yet.
Continue Reading UK Commercial Property Update
Dawnay Day Milroy Response over recent press speculation.
Following speculation in the press surrounding the future of the Dawnay Day Group in the UK, we want to reassure you that our business is not impacted.
Financial Focus Spring 2008
Interview with Paul Stanfield March 08
Investment Forecasts and Strategy for 2008
By Paul stanfield, Director, Pegasus Financial Services Ltd
Investment Forecasts and Strategy for 2008
Lifetime Mortgages 28.02.08
By Paul stanfield, Director, Pegasus Financial Services Ltd
UK Commercial Property Update Jan 08
By Paul stanfield, Director, Pegasus Financial Services Ltd
UK Commercial Property Update Jan 2008
China & Global Warming - affecting our food prices?
By Eamon Bermingham, Associate Director, Pegasus Financial Services Ltd
When people think of commodities they usually think of Oil or Gas or Metals such as Copper, Zinc etc the prices of which have been at or near record highs largely due to demand from China and India. These are known as hard commodities but experts are predicting that agricultural or ‘soft’ commodities Coffee, Meat, Wheat and Corn are in the early stages of a long term bull market again due to demand from China and India and shortage of supply due to adverse weather conditions (Global Warming). Continue Reading China and Global Warming
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Investor letter from Forsyth
Close Appoints Experienced in-house Talent
Forsyth Partners Q&A
30th August 2007
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Forsyth Partners announces withdrawal from Dubai
27th August 2007
forsyth_partners_press_release.pdf (29kb)
Re: Close Investment Managers
17th August 2007
You may or may not be aware that some key investment managers at Close Jersey have resigned to join a local competitor. These investment managers were responsible for the All Weather Fund and Euro Income Bond Fund, as well as the discretionary fund services (Progressive and Dynamic).
As your financial advisors we are in constant dialogue with Close, who has advised us that the day to day management of these funds will be shared between the 40 or so Investment Managers currently employed by Close. Some of these managers are now in Jersey and we are scheduled to meet them shortly.
In the interim we will continue to monitor the performance of the Close funds, as we do with all of the funds where we advise our clients to invest their money, to ensure that they are performing well within their peer group, and to our expectations.
At this point in time we do not believe that the changes will be detrimental to these funds. However, if our opinion on this issue alters, we will inform you immediately. If you do not hear any further from us, you can rest assured that all is fine, in our opinion.
If you require any further information please contact your usual Pegasus Consultant, any of our offices, or visit our website (www.pegasus-fs.com/spain) where we will be posting any relevant updates.
Yours sincerely
Eamon Bermingham
Associate Director
Javea 0034966 461562
Marbella 0034952821926
Jersey 0044 1534 280028