Tom Lloyd-Jones, CIO of Zenzic Capital recently sat down with Guy Tolhurst of Intelligent Partnership to talk through all things real estate and how the Zenzic Estate Planning Service differentiates from other Business Relief managers.
On July 17th, we conducted a live interview with Tom Lloyd-Jones, CIO of Zenzic Capital and Ben McMeekin from Sapphire Capital Partners. During the discussion, Tom and Ben highlighted the unique features of ZEPS, and Tom shared his insights on the current macroeconomic environment, and explained how to implement a core/satellite strategy in your asset … Read more
Zenzic’s CEO, Nadine Buckland was featured on the Global Female Investors Network ‘Female Fund Founders’ podcast series. She discusses with Amanda Pullinger her unconventional pathway to investing, and how her formative years gave her the insights, support and stamina necessary to build an investment career, ultimately leading to the formation of Zenzic with Tom Lloyd-Jones.
We were recently highlighted in Intelligent Partnership’s Tax Efficient Spotlight, showcasing the investment options available with ZEPS. If you are looking for capital growth, income or a blend, ZEPS has options to suit your needs. For further information, see our Strategy page where we explain this unique functionality
We are delighted to once again feature in Intelligent Partnership‘s latest Industry Update. Thomas Lloyd-Jones, our Chief Investment Officer shares his views on the current interest rate environment, the growth prospects for UK PLC and the impact on real estate. Read the full Industry Update here: https://lnkd.in/e8eSfySX
There’s so much speculation and discussion on the two principal political parties’ approach to #IHT. IHT receipts are on course for another record year but what is actually likely to happen? Find out more in our latest BR update, which brings you news on regulations and policies impacting the tax-advantaged BR market, as well as thought … Read more
In our Product in focus article, Zenzic Estate Planning Service outlines some of the distinct advantages the service can offer and shares an insightful Intelligent Partnership video interview with the company’s Managing Partner, Thomas Lloyd-Jones. Find out more here
A useful article from The Times explaining how Business Relief can help reduce inheritance tax. The Zenzic Estate Planning Service (“ZEPS”) enables investors to acquire shares in established UK real-estate lending businesses, providing access to attractive real-estate lending opportunities. ZEPS aims to protect capital and maximise returns as well as qualifying for Business Relief. To read more, … Read more
This timely industry update aligns with another year of record-breaking Inheritance Tax receipts. This emphasises the growing need and motivation for financial advisers to consider BR-eligible investments for estate planning, focusing on capital preservation and growth. Read more here: https://view.ceros.com/intelligent-partnership/br-july-2023/p/2?af=IPemail&src=July23BR
Inheritance Tax (IHT) receipts rise again – Intake for April stands at £0.6bn, up £0.1bn from last April’s figures 📈 HMRC revealed earlier this year that IHT receipts had risen once again. This follows the record-breaking 2022/23 tax year, suggesting the possibility that another blockbuster yearly intake could follow. Investing into Business Relief (BR) qualifying … Read more
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This document, has been prepared by ZSL Capital Limited (“ZSL”) and has been approved for the purposes of section 21 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (“FSMA”) by Sapphire Capital Partners LLP on 21/11/2023.
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