invesco study reveals longer time horizons in me
The average expatriate investor time horizon has increased from five to six years according to Invesco’s just released fourth Middle East Management Study.
Author: Mark Battersby
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gaining local knowledge
Gaining experience of a new region takes time, but as Invesco has found as it continues to expand in the Middle East, ongoing research into local investor behaviour does pay off.
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irish central bank first regulator aifmd
The Central Bank of Ireland has announced that it is accepting applications for the authorisation of alternative investment fund managers, making it the first such European regulator to do so.
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julius baer warns eu tax deals slow money inflows
Julius Baer has warned that the EU’s planned agreements on the sharing of tax information between countries on the continent will hit its new money inflows in 2013.
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Sales of nonmarket UCITS steady in March- EFAMA
Investor confidence is still on track as indicated by continuing steady sales of non-money market Ucits funds in March, according to EFAMA.
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the art of balance
Being able to assess and take advantage of changing global trends is a key determinant in providing a good return on investment, says Dan Dowding.
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lux pushes for clarification pre sign eu deal
Luxembourg’s finance minister is holding up the EU’s planned agreement on the sharing of tax information between member countries, according to media reports.
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guernsey signs dta with luxembourg
Guernsey has signed a Double Taxation Agreement with Luxembourg, giving the crown dependency a total of eight full DTAs to date.
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the rewards of global experience
With a travel schedule that would put Phileas Fogg to shame, fund manager Mark Mobius is full of optimism, especially for the Asian markets
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Australia set to sign treaty with switzerland
Australia is to sign a new tax treaty with Switzerland "at the earliest opportunity" as its government joins others around the world in making long standing bank secrecy arrangements more transparent.
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skandia intl sales grow but uk hit by rdr
Skandia International made a positive contribution to parent company Old Mutual’s results with first quarter gross sales up 15% to £449m compared to the first quarter of last year.
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spain rules against extradition hsbc data thief
Spain has ruled against extraditing a former HSBC employee who is wanted in Switzerland on charges of stealing data on tens of thousands of bank accounts that a number of European countries have used to pursue suspected tax evaders, according to Reuters.