cayman premier bush quietly replaced
McKeeva Bush has been replaced as premier of the Cayman Islands by the territory’s deputy premier, Julianna O'Connor-Connolly, it has been learned, as elections are set to take place in May.
Author: International Adviser
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singapores mas consulting insurers on
Singaporean insurers and others are being invited to submit their views on a plan by Singapore's regulator to tighten up on the rules under which direct general insurers and reinsurers in the city-state are permitted to carry out their investment management activities.
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why dtas can be bad for your health
So much has been said or falsely claimed about double tax agreements (DTAs) that a reader could well have the mistaken impression that a QROPS based in a country with the most DTAs was by definition the best solution.
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canada to lure foreign entrepreneurs
Canada’s immigration minister has unveiled plans for a scheme to attract foreign entrepreneurs that he says will make Canada “the destination of choice for the world’s best and brightest to launch their companies”.
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Third of advisers to be restricted in three years
Almost one third of UK advisers will become restricted in the next three years as the term becomes less stigmatised, with significant migration set to start in 2013.
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how to use discounted gift trusts
Chris Lean, a consultant at Prague based Square Mile Financial Services explains when to use a discounted gift trust.
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leeson leaves axa wealth intl
Richard Leeson has left Axa Wealth International, where he was sales and marketing director.
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cameron makes tackling tax abuse top priority
British Prime Minister David Cameron has reiterated his plans to make tackling tax abuse a top priority during the UK’s year long presidency of the G8 group of wealthy nations.
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board of uae financial services association
The board of the UAE Financial Services Association has been disbanded by co-founder Arwa Hamdieh ahead of elections to select a new board in mid-February.
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now india moves to regulate financial
India has become the latest country to move to increase the oversight of those who provide investment advice and products to its citizens, with the publication this week of new regulations targeting investment advisers.
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express kidnapping on the rise
"Express kidnapping", which typically involves people being abducted, robbed and then forced to withdraw money from a cash point or hand over their PIN details, is on the rise in South and Central America, according to red24, a London-based company which specialises in helping people and companies manage such abductions and similar crimes.
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the link between mobility and wealth
Understanding the link between wealth and mobility is key to serving international clients. Guardian WM’s David Howell explores delves into a recent survey on the topic.