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Qatar and the United Kingdom already have one of the strongest investment relationships between the Gulf and Britain.
Qatari investment in the UK economy is estimated by the UK Government at more than £40 billion, spanning sectors including property, infrastructure, financial services, energy, technology and life sciences.
That relationship extends well beyond l...
If you have researched private investments in the UK, you may have encountered a form asking whether you are a high-net-worth investor or a self-certified sophisticated investor.
For somebody seeing one for the first time, the obvious question is:
Why am I being asked this?
It can look like another compli...
Oman may not receive quite the same international investment headlines as Dubai or Singapore, but it has a substantial community of business owners, professionals, internationally mobile expatriates and private investors.
Many of those investors already think beyond a single market.
Capital may be held across Oman, the wider Gulf, the United Kingdom, Europe, the...
First-time buyers waiting for the Your First Home scheme have a key date to watch: the Budget on Wednesday 28 October 2026.
The proposed 2.5% deposit plan has received fresh backing from Bellway, one of Britain’s major housebuilders. Its chief executive believes the scheme could support a substantial increase in the company’s housing output, although the final rules an...
Loan notes appear frequently in private investment, corporate finance, property finance and business fundraising.
The basic concept is relatively simple.
A company owes money to an investor or creditor, and a loan note records the debt and the terms under which it is expected to be repaid.
HMRC describes a loan note as an instrument givin...