Robeco Group outlines Japan expansion plans
Netherlands-headquartered Robeco Group has unveiled its strategy to set up full-scale operations and expand its asset management business in Japan.
Author: PA Adviser
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Scottish wealthy cannot rest on
Scotland has voted “No” to independence from the United Kingdom, but high earners will remain “vulnerable” to tax changes resulting from the country’s increased devolution, warns a leading international law firm.
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Scotland a new fund domicile
A ‘Yes’ vote in today’s Scottish independence referendum will likely have serious ramifications for the country’s fund industry.
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Hypa Asset Management to launch
Hypa Asset Management, formerly Hypa Management, has announced the launch of its Global High Income Fund, the first product it has released under the new trading name.
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Ogier appoints tax partner for Luxembourg
Offshore law firm Ogier has appointed a tax partner for its Luxembourg office.
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Qatar Investment Fund share price jump
The Qatar Investment Fund (QIF) saw its share price rise by over a quarter last year, in line with strong growth in Qatar's GDP.
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ExSJP partner faces 300k fine and industry ban
An ex-partner at St. Jamess Place faces an industry ban and a £300,000 fine after his clients lost millions through investments into companies that he controlled.
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Scottish independence The financial implications
International Adviser considers six potential financial implications of a “Yes” vote to Scottish independence
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LGIM launches multiasset retirement fund
Legal & General Investment Management has announced the launch of a new multi-asset fund aimed at seeing clients to and through retirement.
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HMRC issues first accelerated payment notices
HM Revenue & Customs has issued its first accelerated payment notices to suspected tax avoiders, and will continue to do so on a monthly basis until it has sent out over 40,000 demands.
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Chase de Vere sells SIPP and SSAS business
Chase de Vere has sold its SIPP and SSAS business to Barnett Waddingham for an undisclosed figure.
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Standard Life instils precautionary tax steps
Standard Life has said ensuring that its customers outside of Scotland remain part of the UKs tax regime is one of its three biggest priorities in the event of the countrys independence following its upcoming referendum.