AIFA launches quarterly analysis document

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The Association of Independent Financial Advisers (AIFA) has published its first economic analysis report, available only to members.

The quarterly publication aims to give members a better understanding of what is happening in global economies and provide insights into how these are liable to impact on investment markets. The analysis is prepared for members by AIFA’s new associate member, Seven Investment Management.

The analysis covers issues such as the European debt issue, fluctuations in the currency markets, and growth forecasts from around the globe. The paper then considers the potential impact on equity and investment markets across the world.

Robert Sinclair , AIFA director, said: “We believe this analysis from Seven Investment Management will be of huge benefit to our members. It is designed to give members an analysis of the world economic scene

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