dubai health authority to begin broker licensing
Insurance brokers in Dubai will shortly be able to apply to participate in the Emirates soon-to-be-commenced mandatory health insurance programme.
Insurance brokers in Dubai will shortly be able to apply to participate in the Emirates soon-to-be-commenced mandatory health insurance programme.
Crosslane Fund Managers, a Manchester-based division of Crosslane Group which specialises in student accommodation funds, has named Lee Jones to head up its new offices in Dubai.
Allianz Global Investors is planning to launch a US small-cap fund in Europe later this year, for European investors.
Liontrust is to add Dublin-based feeders to four of its flagship funds, as it attempts to widen its distribution outside the UK.
In the first of a two-part feature, Friends Provident Internationals Taher Fakhri explains why you will need more cash, more people and more qualifications to run a brokerage in the UAE…
Hansard Global is re-launching into a number of international markets after a difficult few years, with improved products and customer service.
Absolute return specialist ARIA Capital Management has launched a three-strong range of discretionary portfolio strategies.
As the Financial Advisory Industry Review (FAIR) comes into force, a move away from upfront commission means building strategies for trail-based remuneration. By creating fresh incentives this is looking like a good deal for advisers and clients alike By Ian Pryor.
Ruth Martin, managing director of the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investments, is to step down from the post, which she has held for the past 10 years, at the end of next January.
Friends Provident International has today launched a trust offering flexible encashment and contribution options with tax mitigation benefits.
The revenue the UK Government will see in its coffers as a result of the Liechtenstein Disclosure Facility amnesty scheme "is likely to fall significantly short of its £3bn target", a UK law firm has predicted.
Maintaining and promoting Jersey's status as a "leading" international financial centre, and maintaining "an attractive operating environment" for financial businesses, are among the key objectives identified in a policy framework document published today by the island's Government.