Euromoney’s Q3 update indicates that year-to-date financial performance is in line with management expectations. As is usual, the full year outcome depends on September’s trading performance, which typically provides around 20% of annual profits. For 2016, September’s prospects are hard to call. While sterling weakness boosts reported results, uncertainty in client markets has been exacerbated by the Brexit vote and it is prudent to leave forecasts where they are for now. Ca
21 Jul 2016
Waiting for September
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Waiting for September
- Published:
21 Jul 2016 -
Author:
Fiona Orford-Williams -
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Euromoney’s Q3 update indicates that year-to-date financial performance is in line with management expectations. As is usual, the full year outcome depends on September’s trading performance, which typically provides around 20% of annual profits. For 2016, September’s prospects are hard to call. While sterling weakness boosts reported results, uncertainty in client markets has been exacerbated by the Brexit vote and it is prudent to leave forecasts where they are for now. Ca