aviva completes sale of malaysia jv
Aviva has completed the sale of its minority share in Malaysian joint venture CIMB Aviva Assurance and CIMB Aviva Takaful.
Aviva has completed the sale of its minority share in Malaysian joint venture CIMB Aviva Assurance and CIMB Aviva Takaful.
Standard Chartered has hired Dan Azzi as chief executive of its Lebanon business, replacing Pik-Yee Foong who has left to join Hong Leong Bank in Malaysia.
Paul Hogan, an Australian actor made famous by the “Crocodile” Dundee film franchise, has accused his former tax adviser of running off with around $34m of his money.
Europe appears to be moving towards agreeing an automatic sharing of bank account information among its member states although at least one country, Austria, has said it intends to push back.
Standard Life Investments has registered some of its most popular Sicav funds for sale in France, Belgium and Italy.
JTC Group, a Jersey-based fund administrator and private client and corporate benefit services, has acquired Guernsey’s Ardel Fund Services (AFSL), as it looks to expand its footprint and range of expertise.
Blacktower Financial Management (International) said it has agreed to a partnership deal with Expat4sure, an expat-focused car, home and contents insurer based in Marbella, Spain, to provide financial advice to the insurer’s clients.
Oddo and Cie has launched an open-ended European high yield corporate bond fund with dollar, euro and Swiss franc share classes.
Latin America has long been hailed as one of the top geographies in the world in which to invest, but which funds are reaping the benefits of this high growth region?
The Supreme Court of Queensland today transferred control of a key LM Investment Management fund to KordaMentha, an Australian insolvency and restructuring specialist, and Calibre Capital Ltd.
The economic stimuli unveiled by the Japanese government may be drawing in equity investors, but not everyone is keen to jump on the bandwagon before seeing if the policies actually work.
More than half of financial services practitioners surveyed by the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment believe bonuses should be set by banks’ shareholders, not politicians as the group calls on Austrian MEPs to “stop meddling”.