Hall joins RL360° executive committee
Royal London 360° has promoted Natalie Hall from head of marketing to director of marketing, giving her a seat on the company’s executive committee.
Royal London 360° has promoted Natalie Hall from head of marketing to director of marketing, giving her a seat on the company’s executive committee.
Axa has announced that it plans to close its Ipac financial planning businesses in Hong Kong and Singapore in the first half of 2012, as it seeks to shift its focus in Asia back to insurance.
A survey of mostly American single-family offices has found that more than 80% are now offering their clients professional help in seeing that they and their families are safe.
The Dubai Financial Services Authority has issued a warning on false, misleading and deceptive statements made in relation to DIFC Investment Bank.
Financial services providers are taking a closer look at Brazil and at the rest of South America. Helen Burggraf reports.
Tax experts who have been studying Frances new tax regime for wealthy individuals are likening its treatment of trusts to elements of Americas much-criticised FATCA regulations.
Stenham Asset Management has launched a global macro fund of hedge funds, Stenham Helix, which joins its flagship macro fund, Stenham Trading.
In the latest action by a regulator responding to complaints over the way certain investment products were sold ahead of the 2008 financial crisis, the Malta Financial Services Authority has fined one of Maltas largest banks.
Shariah investment banking specialist EIIB today formally announced its investment in Rasmala Holdings, a financial services company operating in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries and Egypt.
Lombard Odier has hired Pranay Gupta from ING Investment Management Asia Pacific, as its chief investment officer for Asia and global head of investment solutions.
John Van Der Wielen, the newly-appointed head of the international operation at Friends Life Group, discusses his objectives for the business.
The beneficiaries of a Royal Skandia discounted gift trust, which was sold by an IFA to a client one year and three months before her death, have lost a court battle over whether the money is eligible for inheritance tax.