fe continues european expansion with zurich office
FE, a provider of investment data, software and performance analysis to the financial services industry, has opened an office in Zurich.
FE, a provider of investment data, software and performance analysis to the financial services industry, has opened an office in Zurich.
Updated EU plans to levy a financial transactions tax have been agreed by 11 member states, including France and Germany, but rejected by the other 16 member states, including the UK.
Portable pensions remain the best bet for expats, according to Chris Ferguson, managing director of Guardian Life Management (Dubai).
Reyl Private Office, a subsidiary of Geneva-based Reyl Group has appointed Guillaume Micolau as a senior wealth planner. This appointment expands the range of the company’s international legal and tax advisory services.
Zurich Insurance Group reported a slight fall in profits for the 12 months to December 2012 and described the results as solid in a year characterised by ongoing economic challenges.
The Swiss government has signed a deal with the US that will reveal to Washington those American tax payers who hold accounts in Switzerland. The move, designed to unveil potential tax evaders, calls into question Switzerland’s tradition of banking secrecy.
Legal & General International Ireland's head of sales Jon Tucker explains the benefits of a holistic approach, where flexibility and listening to feedback are major keys to success.
Turkey and the Qatar Financial Centre (QFC) have the most Islamic finance-friendly tax systems out of eight countries in the MENA region, according to a study sponsored by the QFC.
Adrian Lyons is one of three senior advisers who have joined AES International in Qatar, as it expands its presence in the Gulf.
A quasi-elected council with legislative powers today rejected a plan that would have eased the rules on foreign ownership in the United Arab Emirates.
The offshore investment environment can at times be a minefield to pick investments from given that a lot of jurisdictions outside the US and UK lack regulation, making it easier for those operating in such regions to bend their investment mandates to allow for activity that goes against what they promote to advisers and that…
US investment house First Trust Advisors is to enter the European ETF market with the launch of a new suite of ‘smart passive’ products, the firm announced today.