Along with my brothers Andrew and James, we founded Fraser Partners last year with the ambition to build life-long and healthy homes for people. And we’re doing it. Whilst I’ve

Northern Ireland has been without a government for a year and there is no indication that we will have one in place in the immediate future. As a result, the

Northern Ireland’s commercial property market is proving a draw to international and other investors due to its dual market access and its attractive rental yields, but needs political stability to

Currently our official economic policy seems to be represented by the “10X Economic Vision”. However, while that describes the components of a thriving economy, it appears to be little more

Much has been made of the impact escalating inflation is having on our economy.  2022, particularly the latter end of the year, was a nightmare for many business owners, writes

LOVE AND MARRIAGE may go together like a horse and carriage, according to the famous song, but there are also significant tax benefits to ‘getting hitched’ that will be sweet

The outlook for M&A activity in Northern Ireland and RoI in 2023 is more uncertain than it was when heading into 2021 and 2022, as macroeconomic challenges have softened sentiment

After a challenging 2022, many owner-managed businesses in Northern Ireland will be entering January determined to reduce their business costs to prepare for the turbulence that 2023 may bring. If

Crusaders Football Club has expressed disappointment after losing out on funding as part of the Government’s Levelling Up Fund, branding the Northern Ireland process as ‘flawed’. The North Belfast club

There is no doubt that the past three years have thrown up unprecedented challenges for local business. From the Covid-19 pandemic to Brexit, the war in Ukraine to ongoing political