Landmark german swiss tax deal hits the rocks
A landmark tax deal between Germany and Switzerland has been blocked by Germany’s upper house of parliament, the Bundesrat.
A landmark tax deal between Germany and Switzerland has been blocked by Germany’s upper house of parliament, the Bundesrat.
HM Revenue & Customs is sending letters directly to 1,500 people who it believes have signed up to one particular avoidance scheme.
Wells Fargo Asset Management is building its presence in Switzerland having registerd six new sub-funds there from within its Luxembourg-domiciled Worldwide Fund range.
Global funds under management have reached a record $84.1trn and could rise further to $85.2trn by the end of the year, according to TheCityUK’s 2012 fund management report.
The United Arab Emirates ranks the best in the world as a tax system where medium sized businesses can flourish, according to tax and accountancy practice PwC’s highly regarded 2012 global tax league report.
Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank has appointed Gerry Grimstone, the chairman of the UK's Standard Life, as adviser to the bank's board.
The deVere Group is to recruit 60 staff within a year to work at its new European Communications Centre, which was launched earlier this month in Fuengirola, southern Spain.
Collins Stewart Wealth Management has appointed James Swaisland to lead the compliance team in the Isle of Man, Guernsey and Jersey.
VAM Funds, the specialist Luxembourg-domiciled investment firm, has launched a managed fund which will invest in four main asset classes across the world using the expertise of Newscape Capital Group’s multi-asset team to manage risk.
One third of financial advisers believe the current overhaul of fund distribution regulation in a number of jurisdictions will impact on them negatively, according to the results of a poll conducted by International Adviser.
Canada Life International has announced the timetable for unisex rates to be applied to its Flexible Life Plan, driven by the forthcoming introduction of gender equalisation legislation on 21 December.
HMRC clawed back a record £21bn from its investigations into tax avoiders and evaders in the year to March, according to accountant UHY Hacker Young.