Opening an account in Switzerland is a little different from doing so in most juridictions....
Hawkesfield & Co offers its clients the facility to open an offshore......


When selecting an asset manager you need to be aware of your goals for that portion of your portfolio. Are you looking for long-term management for income, protection or growth?

Our management services are based around trading on the platform at our dedicated site www.hf-markets.com. This trading system is downloaded and used by clients to trade their own funds but is also used by Hawkesfield to trade discretionary accounts managed by us.

Accounts remain in our clients name and the Discretionary Management Agreement ("DMA") only extends to the purchase and sale of investments.

Our trading is concentrated on indices, such as the Dow and FTSE, on commodities directly (or the use of ETFs) and equities through the use of CFD and direct stock purchase.

Online Trading

Hawkesfield & Co SA chose the services of Moneycorp Markets Limited to offer an award winning trading system that allows clients to trade on their own account while having access to professional traders to help with strategy and information.

This platform is available from our dedicated site at www.hf-markets.com. Moneycorp Markets are authorised and Regulated by the Financial Services Authority in the UK and as such can give you advice on your trading strategy.

We would be happy to arrange a confidential discussion concerning how we may be of assistance.
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Hawkesfield offers Moneycorp Trading System

Many of our clients have approached us about utylising an online trading system that would enable them to trade on their
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IPO's, Funding, Mergers and Acquisitions

Hawkesfield & Co's corporate finance team can help maximise the value of businesses by advising on acquisitions, fund raisings, flotation's and disposals. Our clients are typically national and international small to medium-sized businesses, we focus on transactions in the $1m-$20m range and work across a wide range of industries.

If you would like to discuss a fund raising, a listing on an appropriate exchange or your mergers and acquisitions startegy, we can provide a cost affective solution to all your corporate finance requirements.

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Prospectus Services, IPO Intermediation


With regulations around the world changing at a rapid pace to combat international crime and enhance investor protections, business owners need to be wary of the rules surrounding fund raisings. Hawkesfield & Co can offer a cost affective 'a la carte' service solution for your companies corporate finance needs.

If you would like to discuss your corporate finance needs from simply writing a prospectus to complete IPO mediation we will be happy to discuss how we can be of assistance in the most cost affective manner.

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Dow Plunges Below 8600

Oct 15 - A bleak September retail sales report ignited recession fears and sent stocks sharply lower around the globe.The Dow plunged 733.08 to 8,577. The S&P dropped 90.17 to 907.84. The Nasdaq lost 150.68 to 1,628.33. Meanwhile Brazil’s main stock index was down a whopping 14% and Europe’s main stock indicies snapped a three-day winning streak closing sharply lower. …more

Euro Share Recover On Commodity Bounce

European shares opened with gains on Thursday, recovering from the previous session’s heavy losses, with miners up along with commodity prices and steel maker ThyssenKrupp rising after raising its full-year guidance.

By 0720 GMT, the FTSEurofirst 300 index of top European shares rose 0.5 percent to 1,185.02 points, following a 2.4 percent decline on Wednesday.

Economic data remained in the spotlight in early deals with investors mulling over GDP data from Germany and France and ahead of jobless claims and CPI data due in the United States at 1230 GMT. …more