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Eldridge Financial is a diversified financial services firm. We aim to understand, anticipate and meet our clients' changing financial needs with a multitude of high-quality products and services. Since our founding in 2004, Eldridge Financial has grown to become: 1) A multiproduct money manager of assets for institutions as well as investment advisory for private clients, with expertise in hedge fund strategies, private equity, currency management, institutional real estate, equities and fixed income; 2) One of the largest Swiss-based broker/dealers for institutions and other financial entities; and 3) A national leader in consulting services, offering a broad range of financial advisory capabilities, compensation and executive benefit strategies, as well as real estate consulting.

Handmade in England. Not imported from Eastern Europe or the Far East (ask your local sofa shop where their sofas are made!), top grade leather is always used, no seconds.
Handmade in England. Not imported from Eastern Europe or the Far East (ask your local sofa shop where their sofas are made!), top grade leather is always used, no seconds, refinished or graded leather hardwood frames, not mass-produced, strict quality control from design through to shipping, 10-year frame guarantee and with 25 years experience.

Eldridge Financial is a diversified financial services firm. We aim to understand, anticipate and meet our clients' changing financial needs with a multitude of high-quality products and services. Since our founding in 2004, Eldridge Financial has grown to become: 1) A multiproduct money manager of assets for institutions as well as investment advisory for private clients, with expertise in hedge fund strategies, private equity, currency management, institutional real estate, equities and fixed income; 2) One of the largest Swiss-based broker/dealers for institutions and other financial entities; and 3) A national leader in consulting services, offering a broad range of financial advisory capabilities, compensation and executive benefit strategies, as well as real estate consulting.

Handmade in England. Not imported from Eastern Europe or the Far East (ask your local sofa shop where their sofas are made!), top grade leather is always used, no seconds.
Handmade in England. Not imported from Eastern Europe or the Far East (ask your local sofa shop where their sofas are made!), top grade leather is always used, no seconds, refinished or graded leather hardwood frames, not mass-produced, strict quality control from design through to shipping, 10-year frame guarantee and with 25 years experience.

Britain is once again suffering a recession and unemployment risks coming close into three million this year as forecasted by the leading economic forecaster.
Britain is once again suffering a recession and unemployment risks coming close into three million this year as forecasted by the leading economic forecaster. The UK’s economic recovery is ‘paralyzed’ by Europe’s debt crisis, the Ernst & Young Item club will warn, as it cut its GDP growth forecast from 1.5 per cent to 0.2 per cent. According to Eldridge Financial Blog, the dire prediction comes after nine European countries including France, have had their credit ratings downgraded on Friday, dropping world stock markets into turmoil.



Economists had hoped that exports and business investment would strengthen the economy this year, with public and consumerspending still in the doldrums. Nevertheless, Europe accounts for more than 40 percent of British trade and business confidence has been roughly hit by insecurity about the future of the Continent and the single currency. On Eldridge Financial Blog in the Sunday Telegraph quoted Professor Peter Spencer, chief economist at the Item Club, as saying: ‘Figures for the last quarter of 2011 and the first quarter of this year are likely to show that we are back in recession, and we are going to have to wait until summer before there are signs of improvement. Although he said the double dip was unlikely to be prolonged, he warned that...

Britain is once again suffering a recession and unemployment risks coming close into three million this year as forecasted by the leading economic forecaster.
Britain is once again suffering a recession and unemployment risks coming close into three million this year as forecasted by the leading economic forecaster. The UK’s economic recovery is ‘paralyzed’ by Europe’s debt crisis, the Ernst & Young Item club will warn, as it cut its GDP growth forecast from 1.5 per cent to 0.2 per cent. According to Eldridge Financial Blog, the dire prediction comes after nine European countries including France, have had their credit ratings downgraded on Friday, dropping world stock markets into turmoil.



Economists had hoped that exports and business investment would strengthen the economy this year, with public and consumerspending still in the doldrums. Nevertheless, Europe accounts for more than 40 percent of British trade and business confidence has been roughly hit by insecurity about the future of the Continent and the single currency. On Eldridge Financial Blog in the Sunday Telegraph quoted Professor Peter Spencer, chief economist at the Item Club, as saying: ‘Figures for the last quarter of 2011 and the first quarter of this year are likely to show that we are back in recession, and we are going to have to wait until summer before there are signs of improvement. Although he said the double dip was unlikely to be prolonged, he warned that...

Britain is once again suffering a recession and unemployment risks coming close into three million this year as forecasted by the leading economic forecaster. The UK’s economic recovery is ‘paralyzed’ by Europe’s debt crisis, the Ernst & Young Item club will warn, as it cut its GDP growth forecast from 1.5 per cent to 0.2 per cent. According to Eldridge Financial Blog, the dire prediction comes after nine European countries including France, have had their credit ratings downgraded on Friday, dropping world stock markets into turmoil.



Economists had hoped that exports and business investment would strengthen the economy this year, with public and consumerspending still in the doldrums. Nevertheless, Europe accounts for more than 40 percent of British trade and business confidence has been roughly hit by insecurity about the future of the Continent and the single currency.

Britain is once again suffering a recession and unemployment risks coming close into three million this year as forecasted by the leading economic forecaster.
Britain is once again suffering a recession and unemployment risks coming close into three million this year as forecasted by the leading economic forecaster. The UK’s economic recovery is ‘paralyzed’ by Europe’s debt crisis, the Ernst & Young Item club will warn, as it cut its GDP growth forecast from 1.5 per cent to 0.2 per cent. According to Eldridge Financial Blog, the dire prediction comes after nine European countries including France, have had their credit ratings downgraded on Friday, dropping world stock markets into turmoil.



Economists had hoped that exports and business investment would strengthen the economy this year, with public and consumerspending still in the doldrums. Nevertheless, Europe accounts for more than 40 percent of British trade and business confidence has been roughly hit by insecurity about the future of the Continent and the single currency. On Eldridge Financial Blog in the Sunday Telegraph quoted Professor Peter Spencer, chief economist at the Item Club, as saying: ‘Figures for the last quarter of 2011 and the first quarter of this year are likely to show that we are back in recession, and we are going to have to wait until summer before there are signs of improvement. Although he said the double dip was unlikely to be prolonged, he warned that...

Britain is once again suffering a recession and unemployment risks coming close into three million this year as forecasted by the leading economic forecaster.
Britain is once again suffering a recession and unemployment risks coming close into three million this year as forecasted by the leading economic forecaster. The UK’s economic recovery is ‘paralyzed’ by Europe’s debt crisis, the Ernst & Young Item club will warn, as it cut its GDP growth forecast from 1.5 per cent to 0.2 per cent. According to Eldridge Financial Blog, the dire prediction comes after nine European countries including France, have had their credit ratings downgraded on Friday, dropping world stock markets into turmoil.



Economists had hoped that exports and business investment would strengthen the economy this year, with public and consumerspending still in the doldrums. Nevertheless, Europe accounts for more than 40 percent of British trade and business confidence has been roughly hit by insecurity about the future of the Continent and the single currency. On Eldridge Financial Blog in the Sunday Telegraph quoted Professor Peter Spencer, chief economist at the Item Club, as saying: ‘Figures for the last quarter of 2011 and the first quarter of this year are likely to show that we are back in recession, and we are going to have to wait until summer before there are signs of improvement. Although he said the double dip was unlikely to be prolonged, he warned that...

Britain is once again suffering a recession and unemployment risks coming close into three million this year as forecasted by the leading economic forecaster.
Britain is once again suffering a recession and unemployment risks coming close into three million this year as forecasted by the leading economic forecaster. The UK’s economic recovery is ‘paralyzed’ by Europe’s debt crisis, the Ernst & Young Item club will warn, as it cut its GDP growth forecast from 1.5 per cent to 0.2 per cent. According to Eldridge Financial Blog, the dire prediction comes after nine European countries including France, have had their credit ratings downgraded on Friday, dropping world stock markets into turmoil.



Economists had hoped that exports and business investment would strengthen the economy this year, with public and consumerspending still in the doldrums. Nevertheless, Europe accounts for more than 40 percent of British trade and business confidence has been roughly hit by insecurity about the future of the Continent and the single currency. On Eldridge Financial Blog in the Sunday Telegraph quoted Professor Peter Spencer, chief economist at the Item Club, as saying: ‘Figures for the last quarter of 2011 and the first quarter of this year are likely to show that we are back in recession, and we are going to have to wait until summer before there are signs of improvement. Although he said the double dip was unlikely to be prolonged, he warned that...