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G-Suite acquires properties in Manchester and Liverpool as part of a £250m regeneration project

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Hong Kong-based property development company G-Suite Holdings has acquired properties in Liverpool and Manchester as part of a £250m regeneration project.

G-Suite which also has an office in Manchester, recently acquired properties at 2 Moorfields and 35/37 Dale Street in Liverpool city centre and two properties in Middleton, Manchester. Both buildings in Liverpool will be extensively renovated in a £20m project to convert the properties into boutique apartments to then be sold to overseas investors.

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Planning for the future is vital if family businesses are to create a lasting legacy

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There are many successful family businesses in the Merseyside region that have adapted to an ever changing world and continue to thrive under family ownership.

But are family businesses in danger of dying out?  Previously, being born into a family business meant some or all of the children would become involved so that when older generations retired, there would be a ready-made team to take over the reins.

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Bermans announces successful year in 2014 due to buoyant SME marketplace

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North West law firm Bermans says it experienced considerable growth in 2014.

The firm which has offices in Liverpool and Manchester provides a full range of commercial services as well a market leading national asset finance and invoice finance offering, secured significant new client wins as well as taking on new staff and adding new practice areas.

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Bermans one of first firms in the UK to be awarded FCA approval

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North West law firm Bermans has secured authorisation for its operations from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), one of the first law firms to do so in the UK.

Any business offering financial services or advice is regulated by the FCA, formerly the Financial Services Authority (FSA).

Partner and head of litigation Nick Harvey explains:

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