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Simon Morris, is a professional in the business industry who has used his experience and knowledge to deal with property development and a wide range of businesses, with a particular emphasis on local high businesses such as pub, pharmacists, retail stores; the cornerstones of modern British industry.
Investment is a particular specialty of Simon’s and he has considerable experience investing in businesses along with their associated assets. Furthermore he channels his considerable expertise into providing advice on capital funding issues and for people who are seeking out funds to increase their investment portfolio.
Comments from senior figures at the Bank of England this month on the rising rate of UK house prices, have suggested that the Bank may step in to assert control over the situation. What could this mean for investors whose property fund portfolios contain residential elements?
The IMA's latest figures indicate what most people in the property investment industry have known for some time. It is the essential investment for 2014, and that it why there is so much positive noise around the profitability of property investment funds right now. What specifically can we learn from the IMA figures?
10 years ago, 10% deposits and ease of access to institutional finance saw an influx of people becoming property investors within the UK. With the UK
With the UK banks still being cautious lending and less capital in the market, investment properties are less accessible to individuals. With the UK Banks still being cautious and less capital in the market, investment properties are less accessible to individuals...but that doesn't mean to say that investment isn't possible.
The latest data reveals that February saw the rate of UK retail sales slip, igniting a halt to the rate of food price inflation. Experts have attributed the general fall to the ongoing supermarket price war. What could this mean for the UK economy going forward into 2014?
The near collapse of UK retail chain Co-Op has prompted a volley of criticism of the politically popular mutual model. However, a new government report suggests that the Co-Op incident isn't indicative of the effectiveness of the widespread business model. Could this argument hold any weight and what does it mean for the future of the mutual business model?
10 years ago, 10% deposits and ease of access to institutional finance saw an influx of people becoming property investors within the UK. With the UK banks still being cautious lending and less capital in the market, investment properties are less accessible to individuals.
Simon Morris on the Budget 2014 This week UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, delivered the annual national budget to Parliament. What comprised this year's budget and how could it affect national economic growth?