UK taxpayers opting for voluntary fraud disclosure scheme
But it’s not for those wanting to admit errors, mistakes or avoidance schemes where there is no fraud
Author: Kirsten Hastings
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Regulation top challenge for international advisers in 2019
‘Clients are simply a lot more nervous about investment decisions’
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Getting to grips with Prod
Weighing up a centralised investment proposition against a discretionary-based service
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Merian and Schroders to restructure and cut jobs
Announcements come swiftly on the heels of reports that GAM is also looking to shed staff
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RL360 adds two Guinness multi-asset funds to guided range
They predominately use lower-cost index funds to gain market exposure
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UAE insights: six months until BOD49 comes into force
Financial advisers give their views on how they think the regulation will impact the industry
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Advisers struggle to find time to source new clients
As regulation hamstrings their ability to grow their businesses
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Momentum Pensions caps commission on life products
As it revises the acceptance criteria for its international Sipp
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Suspected UK tax evasion arrests drop to five-year low
HMRC may have become more wary following accusations it has been ‘trigger happy’
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Xabi Alonso acquitted of tax fraud
He faced up to five years in jail and a €4m fine
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DeVere to sell South African operation
To an advisory firm based in Hong Kong
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‘Appalling’ fraudster hit with confiscation order
Twelve months after he was handed a five-year jail term for scamming £3m from investors