prestige opens first middle east office
Prestige has opened its first office in the Middle East and appointed two new directors to lead the operation.
Author: International Adviser
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polar capital looks to global biotech with
Polar Capital has launched a global biotechnology fund for new manager David Pinniger who joined in August.
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the death after service dilemma
More than ever before, people are switching employers and even countries of residence during their careers and in the process, accruing basketsful of often very different pension entitlements with each employment. Czech Republic-based adviser Chris Lean and legal expert Howard Chapman take a look.
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south africa pension reform opens up new advice
South Africa pension reform opens up new advice opportunities Proposed pension reforms in South Africa could open significant advice opportunities for financial intermediaries and providers.
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uk to publish list of companys beneficial
The UK Government has announced plans to produce and publically publish a list of beneficial owners of companies.
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lending to uk agricultural based businesses
Prestige Asset Management’s Craig Reeves looks at alternative lending.
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luxembourg and uk fund charges among
Investors in Luxembourg and UK domiciled funds pay some of the highest ongoing fund charges in Europe, according to research from Morningstar Denmark.
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investec am appoints regional distribution head
Investec Asset Management has appointed Beonca Yip as regional head of adviser distribution for Asia ex Japan.
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aberdeen loses appeal over tax avoidance scheme
HM Revenue & Customs has won a legal battle against Aberdeen Asset Management over an offshore tax scheme used to pay employees’ bonuses.
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asia tops annual survey for expat experience
Asia has topped an annual survey as the best place to live as an expatriate, with Thailand topping the list of destinations for “expat experience”.
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thailand in the spotlight
Most years, press coverage of expatriate Britons and other Europeans and Americans in Asia tends to focus on those who have relocated to Singapore, Hong Kong and/or mainland China. This year, though, Thailand seems destined to steal at least some of the limelight.
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effectiveness of australian regulator called
A group of IFAs representing investors in the failed LM Investment Management company have made a submission to the Australian government questioning the effectiveness of the country’s financial regulator.