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Investment forum | 17.07.2025
Investing Explained: What are Equities?
In our new series, we take a deep dive into the terminology surrounding investing. In our third article, Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland's Business Development Associate, James Stafford, takes a look at Equities. What are they and how do they work?
Investment forum | 14.07.2025
Smart financial strategies for every chapter of your life
Whether you're building wealth or planning your legacy, Marina Giblin, Senior Portfolio Manager at Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland, shares how to successfully navigate key financial milestones in your life
Investment forum | 10.07.2025
Intern Insights: A Day at Bloomberg
Our finance interns swapped their desks at Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland for Bloomberg terminals this week, diving headfirst into the world's most powerful financial platform. From analysing historical economic data to understanding credit markets and yield curves, our team got hands-on experience with the tools that drive global finance.
Jean Masterson | 24.06.2025
What the New Standard Fund Threshold Means for Your Retirement
Starting in 2026, Ireland’s Standard Fund Threshold (SFT) will increase for the first time in over a decade, rising from €2 million to €2.8 million by 2029. This change creates important opportunities for retirement savers to reduce tax liabilities and better plan when and how they draw down benefits.
Pramit Ghose | 24.06.2025
Insights from the Annual Bernstein Strategic Decisions Conference
Pramit Ghose, Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland’s Global Strategist, attended the Bernstein Strategic Decisions Conference in New York. In this article, he shares what he learned covering everything from AI to Tariffs and Technology.
Pearse MacManus | 20.06.2025
Monthly Mac-ro
Pearse MacManus, Director, CFAM, discusses how global data remains resilient despite high tariffs. US growth is steady, inflation is easing, and the Fed is in wait-and-see mode. The ECB cut rates but remains cautious, while China’s growth stays under pressure from ongoing trade tensions.