Gemini to launch middle east bond fund
Gemini Investment Management is to launch a low risk Dublin listed Ucits IV bond fund later this year in partnership with one of the largest fund managers in the UAE.
Author: Mark Battersby
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Aviva could cull international businesses
Aviva could close or sell-off up to 15 businesses as part of a strategic review, according to reports.
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mas sets up rep office in beijing
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the Peoples Bank of China (PBC) have signed an agreement on the establishment of a representative office by MAS in Beijing.
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coutts gets credit suisse head
Coutts has appointed Armando Rosselli as executive director, head of tax and wealth structuring (TWS) international, joining today from Credit Suisse.
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building a brave Asian future hong kong
With a can-do mentality towards testing times, Hong Kong is defying headwinds and scaling to new heights. Though, in a land heavily reliant on property, prices continue to reach skyscraping levels.
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spain tax man offshore accounts
Former HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) inspector Peter Howarth, who runs a UK-based tax consultancy and advises expats in Spain, has claimed that Spains tax authority – Hacienda – is pursuing those with bank accounts in tax havens which they have failed to declare.
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HSBC sells stakes in two Indian banks
HSBC Holdings, the London-based banking giant, has sold stakes in two Indian banks for around $425m.
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pain joins ita to lead global push
Former Friends Provident International sales director Bob Pain has joined Cayman Islands-based Investors Trust Assurance (ITA) as managing director, with a brief for a global strategic push starting in Asia and later expanding across Europe.
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gulf banks are better capitalised
Banks in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region have capitalisation that generally exceeds their international peers’, according to a report by Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services (S&P) published today.
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singapore thailand banks mutual liquidity deal
The central banks of Singapore and Thailand have signed a memorandum of understanding which will allow financial institutions in both countries to access additional liquidity.
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fsa statement on kaupthing singer and friedlander
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has issued a final notice against Kaupthing Singer and Friedlander Limited (KSFL), the UK based subsidiary of the Icelandic banking group Kaupthing Bank Hf (KBHf).
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skandia wealth platform first singapore
Skandia International is showcasing over the coming weeks to advisers in Singapore its Wealth Interactive service, an end-to-end wealth management proposition which will be offered there through a new portfolio bond product.