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In the first of a two-part series, Standard Life Internationals Julie Hutchison, takes us through A to L of the hot topics affecting international clients.
In the first of a two-part series, Standard Life Internationals Julie Hutchison, takes us through A to L of the hot topics affecting international clients.
Sterling hits a three year high against a damaged euro, while many other currencies also feel the impact of continuing eurozone turmoil. Moneycorp takes you through last weeks currency stories.
Despite the winds of change rattling across Europe last week, the euro managed to resist any significant change, while sterling continued to creep up Moneycorp takes you through last weeks currency moves
Helen Burggraf explores how the financial crisis has encouraged regulators around the world to re-examine consumer protection and how advisers are increasingly feeling the pressure.
David Bellingham, chief executive, director and responsible officer of Singapore advisory firm Professional Investment Advisory Services, is currently writing a PhD thesis on globalisation. Here, he shares his thoughts on Singapores pending review of its financial services industry
Sterling was up again last week, despite a double dip recession, while the dollar struggled thanks to a dovish Fed Moneycorp takes you through last weeks currency moves.
Sterling hits a 20 month high against the euro, while the South African rand continues to falter Moneycorp takes you through last weeks currency moves.
Sovereign debt worries continue to undermine the euro, while sterling trends upwards Moneycrop takes you through last weeks significant currency moves.
On the 30th anniversary of the Falklands War, South America-based IFA John W Fleming asks whether British interests are still at threat.
It was a volatile week for currency markets last week, with sterling reaching a four month high and both the euro and US dollar on a rollercoaster. Here Moneycorp talks you through the ups and downs.
Guardian WMs David Howell says, while IFAs are notorious for complaining about regulators, they should appreciate the benefits brought by a level playing field.
This week, Moneycorp looks at how sterling survives the Budget and looks well set, the dollar softens on dovish Fed and better risk appetite and the euro stays steady as attention turns back to data.