atsg reincorporates as uk company
Boutique fund and discretionary managed account company ATSG has reincorporated as a UK company.
Author: International Adviser
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expats in uae save less than singapore
Western expatriates based in the United Arab Emirates are less prudent than their counterparts in Singapore and Hong Kong when it comes to financial planning, according to a new study released today by Standard Life.
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kames announces new chief executive
Kames Capital has appointed former Cofunds boss Martin Davis as chief executive.
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hong kong managers in race to introduce
Hong Kong-based fund managers are “racing” to introduce Hong Kong-domiciled funds, ahead of plans for a “mutual recognition” programme that will enable them to be sold in mainland China, according to a report published today.
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former private banker fined 20000 and banned
A former private banker has been fined AED73,000 ($20,000, £12,500) and banned from working in the Dubai International Finance Centre for six years.
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one in twenty singaporeans will be a millionaire
Nearly one in 30 Singaporeans is a dollar millionaire a figure which is expected to rise to nearly one in 20 in five year’s time as the financial service sector grows and newly wealthy families from elsewhere in Asia flock to the island city state, according to a new report.
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the pain in spain comes mainly through
If a UK expat dies in Spain, their executors may find themselves embroiled in the Spanish inheritance tax system regardless of where the deceased paid his tax as Helen Rowett, a partner in the private client department of Lodders Solicitors, explains.
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raid on swiss accounts of brits a flop
A scheme to tax the secret Swiss bank accounts of UK taxpayers, first unveiled in 2011, has failed to bring in £2bn of the projected £3.2bn it was projected to raise, the Sunday Times has reported.
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wells fargo continues drive into europe
Wells Fargo Asset Management is to distribute a range of funds in Norway for the first time as it continues its expansion into Europe.
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Luxembourg investor launches three-in-one fund
Luxembourg-based specialist investment company, YAS Investment Management, has launched a three-pillared commodities-focused product that enables clients to divide their assets across a combination of physical, trading and arbitrage classes, within one fund.
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schroder launches lux version of asian maximiser
Schroders has launched a Luxembourg version of its UK-domiciled Asian Dividend Maximiser fund.
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old mutual beefs up asian op
Carol Wong has been named as Old Mutual Global Investors’ new head of distribution for Asia and is one of a trio of senior Hong Kong-based appointments aimed at expanding the asset manager’s and sister company Skandia International’s offshore businesses.