GBP UK government borrowing dropped to an 11-year low of £11.8bn for the first two months of 2018/19. The £3.356bn net borrowing for May was well below expectations of £5.268bn but alas, there was little positive Sterling impact as it slumped further to near 1.3100 against a strong Dollar.

Market challenges are part of the daily routine for businesses today. For many corporations, growth usually means expanding overseas by targeting foreign markets, or moving manufacturers, or using foreign suppliers. This usually brings a wealth of brand new challenges for corporate financial teams. Relationships with banks need to be established,...

Each year, thousands of UK expats choose to end their expat adventure and return to our evergreen shores, joining the ‘repat’ club. Their reasons for coming home are diverse as colours of the rainbow – from chronic homesickness, to the end of an overseas work posting.

What’s the first thing you think of when you hear ‘foreign exchange?’ - for most, I would say it is the rate. It’s often the first thing (and sometimes the only thing) people think of and we don’t blame them.