The Dubai Financial Services Authority is suing Deutsche Bank over claims that the German bank did not hand over all the information the regulator requested while carrying out an investigation, although the bank argues that its hands are tied under Swiss law.
The challenge for advisers post-RDR has not been restricted to fee disclosure. The creation of a profitable, long-term service proposition to add ongoing value for clients has been the greater test
Net sales of long term Ucits rose in September to 9bn (£7.5bn, $12bn) up from a break-even point in August according to the latest monthly statistics from the European Fund and Asset Management Association (EFAMA).
Maltas Parliament has approved a controversial scheme which will permit high net worth individuals from outside the European Union to become Maltese and thus EU citizens, in exchange for paying a set fee.
The private banking marketplace in the GCC is complex and fragmented, according to a recent study.
Coutts has sold two of its trust operations in the Caymen Islands and Geneva to offshore legal and fiduciary service provider Appleby.
Newton’s Global Higher Income team has questioned the validity of the economic recovery and believes that “escape velocity” is still some way off.
Changes are coming to UK workplace pensions. Brooklands Pensions' Mark Sanderson explores what they might look like and how they will impact clients.
International fund groups are making fresh inroads into Spain and Italy, as investors push for access to third-party funds, according to Boston-based research firm Cerulli.
The Royal London Group has agreed to a management-led buyout of Royal London 360 and its subsidiaries, backed by Vitruvian Partners, an independent private equity firm.
The Luxembourg regulator has authorised the first-ever renminbi Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (RQFII) fund to be launched under Europe's Ucits regulations, in the latest example of the growing use of the Chinese currency in financial products developed outside of China.
Just how should the financial services industry go about restoring the public's faith, in the wake of the 2008 global financial crisis? Guardian Wealth's David Howell considers the problem…
