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ETF Securities has hired former Bank of America Merrill Lynch executive Matt Johnson as head of distribution for Europe, Middle East and Africa.
ETF Securities has hired former Bank of America Merrill Lynch executive Matt Johnson as head of distribution for Europe, Middle East and Africa.
BNY Mellon has acquired the remaining half of Germany-based WestLB Mellon Asset Management, which it has held in a joint venture with Portigon (formerly WestLB AG) since 2006.
There is often a popular misconception that financial advisers only sell products and little mention is made of the financial planning aspects of their services.
Well over a third of UK advisers believe you cannot be independent and use only one main platform, according to research published today.
Guardian Wealth Management, which has offices across Europe as well as in the Middle East, has appointed a new marketing manager as it looks to increase its global presence.
One of Dubai’s main regulators has warned investors not to use a US-headquartered company which claims to be regulated to operate from the Dubai International Finance Centre.
Jersey has appointed Joe Moynihan, current chief executive of Allied Irish Bank Jersey, as its new director of financial services.
Trusts are under used by the international advisory community, argues Chris Lean of Square Mile Financial Services, but are actually simpler than people think.
Guernsey based Legis Group has launched a new tax service offering tax compliance and advisory services to individual private clients, owner-managed businesses and local trust and fund administration companies.
Victory Life, a British Virgin Islands domiciled life assurance company, has appointed a new managing director.
In preparation for the ‘Employee Choice Arrangement’, a new initiative in Hong Kong under which clients will be permitted to move their Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF) assets to a new pension provider, financial advisers are drawing up fee structures in what could be interpreted as a “dry run” for an RDR-type environment.
Emerging and frontier market specialist Renaissance Asset Managers has received approval to distribute its Ucits funds to retail investors in Switzerland.