le poidevin to succeed niven in july
Fiona Le Poidevin is to succeed Peter Niven as chief executive of Guernsey Finance on the first of July.
Author: International Adviser
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bny mellon to launch an em debt fund
Bank of New York Mellon is to launch an emerging market debt fund later this year which will be run by Alexander Kozhemiakin, head of emerging market debt at BNY Mellon boutique Standish.
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asian hnwis increasingly turn to ifas for advice
High net worth individuals living in Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand (MINT) and India are the most content with their wealth/life balance in Asia, according to new research which also found HNWIs in the region are increasingly looking to IFAs for advice.
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weekly currency update we 11th may 2012
Sterling hits a three year high against a damaged euro, while many other currencies also feel the impact of continuing eurozone turmoil. Moneycorp takes you through last weeks currency stories.
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wrap platform ascentric launches offshore bond
Wrap platform Ascentric has teamed with fellow Royal London Group company Royal London 360° to launch the Ascentric Offshore Bond.
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coutts adds head of products to hong kong team
Coutts has continued the expansion of its burgeoning Asia team with the appointment of Kenneth Sue as head of products and services, with immediate effect.
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cutting non uk estate costs
Canada Life Intl’s Anthony Rothwell looks at how probate can be avoided when a client dies leaving an offshore bond held outside of a trust.
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Facebook founder renounces US citizenship
One of the founders of social networking website Facebook, has renounced his US citizenship, according to media reports, with many speculating the reason for doing so was financial.
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cheyne launches global credit and real estate
Cheyne Capital Management has launched two new funds targeting global credit and opportunities it sees in the European real estate sector.
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gibraltar goes ahead with plans to revive qrops
Gibraltar has published a bill to amend its its pension regulations, as it seeks to revive its currently dormant QROPS industry confirming reports earlier this year that it was considering such a move.
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commission ban in singapore not a given says
The pending review of Singapores financial services industry may not lead to a ban on commission payments to financial advisers, according to a senior figure leading the review.
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NZ’s SuperLife refutes report it is ending transfers
SuperLife Ltd, the major New Zealand superannuation and financial services provider, has refuted a report that it is not accepting any more transfers into its Kiwisavers QROP scheme.