rwc launches global dividend fund for lance
RWC has launched a global dividend fund for star duo Ian Lance and Nick Purves which aims to build on the success of a similar UK focused strategy already managed by the pair.
RWC has launched a global dividend fund for star duo Ian Lance and Nick Purves which aims to build on the success of a similar UK focused strategy already managed by the pair.
DeVeres South Africa director and Africa regional manager Craig Featherby has stepped down from the company.
A group set up by investors to fight for “action” following the collapse of LM Investment Management and its funds, is stepping up its campaign and calling for an independent inquiry by the Australian government.
Affiliated Managers Group, best known in the UK as owner of Artemis, has acquired a majority equity interest in Veritas Asset Management.
The deVere Group has said it is investigating all options available to it as the mystery surrounding what happened to investors’ money in the Strategic Growth Fund remains more than one year after it was suspended.
There seems to be little doubt, as April comes to an end, that the European Parliamentary elections next month will see the unhappiness of millions of EU citizens with their MEPs expressed in a dramatic way at the ballot box.
The UAE has undergone a regulatory revolution in recent years, placing its finance sector under increased pressure. The industry has reacted positively, and these changes are now paving the way for a more professional environment, according to leading figures from some of the largest asset management companies in the region
A tax avoidance scheme used by Greene King, among others, designed to make taxable interest payments disappear, has been blocked for the second time by a tax tribunal.
An online community with more than 35 million members worldwide is running a petition to pressure the Jersey government into creating a register of beneficial owners, like that announced by the UK last week.
Appleby has become the first offshore law firm licensed to provide offshore legal advice in Mainland China where it has had a base in Shanghai since 2012.
Tax paid by so-called non-doms to the UK Treasury hit a record high of £6.8bn last year, according to data obtained by international law firm Pinsent Mason.
Invesco Perpetual has been fined nearly £19m by the Financial Conduct Authority for “exposing investors to greater levels of risk than they had led to believe”.