three of the best asia pacific ex japan funds
Picked by Morningstar OBSR investment research analyst Lena Tsymbaluk, these three funds have managed to outperform in a highly competitive market.
Author: International Adviser
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gold tumbling like it is 1982
Gold has had torrid time of late, but is it about to change?
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jersey incorporates hastings-bass rule
Jersey has enshrined the controversial Hastings-Bass rule into law via an amendment to its trust legislation, in what Jersey Finance has hailed as a “legal first within the international trust’s arena”.
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data on uk regulated firms lost by regulator
Data on UK-regulated firms has gone missing because Financial Conduct Authority staff have been victims of crime, the regulator has revealed.
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first gulf targets growing shariah market
Abu Dhabi-headquartered First Gulf Bank has purchased shariah product specialist Aseel Islamic Finance.
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nedbank expands in middle east and asia
Nedbank Private Wealth is beefing up its Middle East team with the appointment of two new private bankers Chris Jones and Marc Beattie.
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cisx reopens for business
The Channel Islands Stock Exchange has fully reopened after more than ten days of upheaval.
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devere slams sensationalist scmp article
DeVere has hit back at an article published yesterday by the South China Morning Post which claimed “unlicensed advisers” operating for the company sold insurance products “using aggressive sales tactics”.
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offshore sales rise 17 for axa wealth intl
Sales at Axa Wealth International increased by 17% during the third quarter of this year compared with the same quarter in 2012.
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devere subject of scmp investigation
An investigation by the South China Morning Post claims to have found that key members of international advisory firm deVere’s Hong Kong based personnel are not licensed.
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elephants dont run former investor hits
A former £5m investor in the suspended Mansion Group Student Accommodation Fund has suggested the fund’s problems stem from ‘overegged’ performance expectations.
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baker tilly pension liberation issues to contine
This week HMRC announced that it would be clamping down on companies offering to liberate pension funds for individuals. But despite the UK’s pensions minister calling the actions of these firms “fraudulent”, the issue looks set to continue for quite some time to come, says Gary Heynes, private client group partner at Baker Tilly.