Marketplace positivity spurs corporate planning
London, UK (PRWEB UK) 14 January 2014 -- According to Deloitte’s 2013 Q4 CFO Survey, which utilises the valuations of UK Chief Financial Officers and Group Finance Directors to gauge today’s global economic zeitgeist whilst monitoring international corporate planning activity, high expectations have almost reached a three-year pinnacle and it’s this marketplace positivity that’s now boosting corporate planning and investment.
Diminished levels of uncertainty amongst confident investors is promoting risk-taking in Britain and beyond, to popularise recovering markets such as the Eurozone. Favourable Bank of England policies have also shaped today’s favourable financial climate and seemingly freed up cash and credit availability for many international corporations looking to invest, hire or expand throughout 2014.
For the first time since the aforementioned EU financial crisis, bank borrowing is proving to be a favourite source of finance for many investors, despite the fact that two thirds of CFOs expect to see interest rates rise in 2015. This perhaps reflects a lack of investor awareness wherever the proven products and alternative private banking solutions of independent financial advisors are concerned.
David Retikin, Director of Operations with Pryce Warner International Group commented:
“We’re already seeing a significant increase in corporate planning enquiries and early indications for 2014 are certainly promising. Coping with the knock-on effects of unpredictable situations like that of Europe has seen business development stagnate with each neglected investment opportunity, but there are promising signs that change is in the horizon. As corporations start to feel safer about investing and more prepared to take a chance within developing sectors, it’s possible that professionals within the independent finance sector will see a dramatic increase in the interest and uptake of corporate planning services.”
A wealth of opportunity exists for companies hoping to create additional sources of income via personalised investment plans. Whilst providing for low-level workers through to company Directors, financial strategies incorporating insurance and other such essential aspects can optimise existing company assets whilst safeguarding and securing the best interests of all involved.
Anthony Standring, Pryce Warner International Group, http://www.prycewarner.com, +44 207193 7219, [email protected]
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