GillenMarkets

GillenMarkets is rated 3 out of 5 in the category investment management. Read and write reviews about GillenMarkets. GillenMarkets was founded in 2005 and today is one of Ireland's leading independent investment advisory firms. We aim to be the best company that you as an investor can deal with to help manage your investments. Our unique proposition is we offer 1-Day and evening investment training courses, we provide you with the tools to manage your own savings and pension monies (online investment newsletter and website) or we can co-manage your investments for you. In terms of asset management services, we have our own in-house fund (The GM Fund) and we can co-manage segregated stockbroking accounts where we advise on suitable stocks and funds listed on the global stock exchanges. For the do-it-yourself investor, we offer a subscription to our website and weekly newsletter. We run one day and evening stock market training courses aimed at those who wish to better understand the principles of investing. Our training seminars empower you to put in place a sensible investment strategy that should minimize risk while allowing you to obtain the superior returns that stock markets have delivered over the long term. GillenMarkets is led by Rory Gillen, Rory Mason and Brian Delaney, all investment professionals who have significant experience in the industry and who are passionate about providing private clients with real investment solutions at a fair price. As a completely independent firm, we have no ulterior motives in our advice and never compromise on our commitment to our clients. Posts on GillenMarkets LinkedIn page are provided for information purposes only. Nothing on these pages should be viewed as investment or trading advice and it should not be relied on by investors. This is not a customer services portal. If you are a customer or wish to discuss investment matters with GillenMarkets, please contact us by telephone 00 353 12871400 or e-mail [email protected] ILTB Limited (t/a GillenMarkets) is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.