Australia changes qualification standards for foreign advisers
Foreign certifications will now be assessed and translated into Australian equivalents
Author: Cristian Angeloni
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Chinese court to investigate Hong Kong asset transfers
Businesses have been moving their assets to Hong Kong after collapsing in China
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Disgraced UK investment firm execs to pay £80m fine
Ex-Keydata bosses given 16 days to pay or the regulator will take steps to recover the debt
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PEOPLE MOVES: Sanlam, BNP Paribas AM, Stonehage Fleming
RL360 parent hires corporate integration specialist as its awaits Friends Provident Int’l deal completion
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Are UK advisers a dying breed?
Just 6% of IFAs are aged 35 or under and 7,000 could retire within five years
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UK grants three-year extension for public ownership registers
British Overseas Territories will now have until 2023 to comply
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Zurich launches first service for deaf clients
Communication with the insurer will be bridged with a video interpreter
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Women on boards flourish in the West but Asia still lagging
Male-dominated boards still the norm in countries like Japan, Hong Kong and China
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India outlines mandatory registration for expats
People leaving the country would need to be registered or departure could be refused
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Italy lures retired foreigners with low tax regime
Spoiled for choice – Italian government offers prospective residents sun, good food and low taxes
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UK regulator admits adequacy of advice still a concern
Number of people investing up but risk of ‘poor value’ services still high Click through the slides below to see the key concerns flagged up by the Financial Conduct Authority.
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Regulator warns CEOs about unfair and misleading marketing
UK watchdog sent a letter after concerns about potential ‘unlawful’ promotion of financial products