Trump ‘a drunken driver’ investors trying to avoid: FirstCape CEO

The market turmoil created by US President Donald Trump’s implementation of global tariffs has been a boon for wealth management firm FirstCape, its chief executive Malcolm Jackson says.

That’s because all the uncertainty has meant people are seeking financial advice, he told a Trans-Tasman

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Hamish McNicol Wed, 30 Apr 2025

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