Online Seminars - now the experts come to you
Want to find out more about investing, but short of time? We've got the answer. You can watch our online seminars where and when it suits you. You get the same quality of speakers you're used to from Barclays Stockbrokers - direct to your PC.
Visit our Seminars Archive to view a full list of available seminars. Choose from seminars on a wide range of investment topics including Investment Notes, our tradable structured products; ISAs; Funds; Contracts for Difference; Spread Trading, Self Invested Personal Pensions (SIPPs) and FX.
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John Cotter presents a comprehensive account of ISAs, including the advantages of holding an ISA, the role it can play in your portfolio and the ISA regulatory changes.
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FX explained Alex Keil, FX advisor for Barclays Wealth, introduces you to FX (Foreign Exchange) markets. The seminar consists of an introduction to FX broken down into the basics and how you can trade FX.
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