standard bank appoints mark hucker
Standard Bank has appointed Mark Hucker to the dual role of head of Standard Bank Jersey and chief executive of Standard Bank Jersey Ltd.
Standard Bank has appointed Mark Hucker to the dual role of head of Standard Bank Jersey and chief executive of Standard Bank Jersey Ltd.
Moneycorp takes a look at the economic data from the last week, the effect it has had on the major currencies and what is likely to happen in the week ahead.
Two bills aimed at protecting investors were introduced into the Singapore Parliament today, as the first part of a two-phase review of Singapore’s existing Securities and Futures and Financial Advisers acts.
Allianz Global Investors has bolstered its Luxembourg-domiciled Sicav range with German equity and European fixed income funds.
Singapore has agreed a deal with Germany to boost the level of information the two countries exchange, as it ramps up its regulations aimed at helping to prevent tax evasion.
The tax-take from investigations into high income foreign workers has increased by 23% over the past two years, according to figures obtained by international law firm Pinsent Masons, indicating a heightened focus by HM Revenue & Customs on the financial affairs of those working in the City.
Manulife had appointed a new chief executive for its Malaysian Insurance business.
In the fifth edition of its ‘Cities of Opportunity’ report, PwC and the Partnership for New York City has again studied the current social and economic performance of the world’s leading cities.
MC Trustees, one of the first two companies to launch a QROP scheme in Malta after HM Revenue & Customs recognised the country as a jurisdiction to which UK pensions could be transferred in 2009, has temporarily stopped taking new applications.
Coutts has appointed David Batey to lead its wealth management team in its Isle of Man office.
The Alternative Investment Management Association has launched a Middle East initiative which will aim to “give the industry a voice” to regulators and policymakers and help engage with investors.
One in five Hong Kong investors has seen their net worth decline over the past six months, a survey conducted by HSBC has found.