new zealand tax amnesty introduces new rules
A recently published proposal from the New Zealand Inland Revenue has been framed as an amnesty but masks a new tax, says New Zealand barrister, Michael Reason.
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weekly currency update we 17 august 2012
Surprising retail sales and unemployment data boosted sterling last week as riskier investors forced the dollar to fall Moneycorp takes us through last weeks currency moves.
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weekly currency update w e 10 august 2012
All of last weeks major currency moves and what to look out for this week, according to Moneycorp.
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eurozone crisis spurs growth of islamic finance
Problems in the eurozone and investor concerns over some risk assets are pushing investors towards Islamic finance, says Bank of London and the Middle Easts Nigel Denison, head of treasury and wealth management.
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weekly currency update w e 3 august 2012
Sterling survives a week of poor economic data, while the dollar was boosted by a lack of positive news in the eurozone Moneycorp takes us through last weeks currency moves
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the advisers confidence trick
Recent research has revealed falling adviser confidence in the global economy. Guardian WMs David Howell says this emotive shift should not be passed on to clients.
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weekly currency update w e 27 july 2012
Sterling takes place as a safe haven currency, the US looks forward to big economic data this week and China moves to protect its exports Moneycorp explains last weeks big currency moves.
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weekly currency update w e 20 July 2012
Currency woes continue for some but what do your clients need to know? Moneycorp takes us through last weeks big movements
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weekly currency update we 16th July 2012
Sterlings safe haven status caused its value against the euro to soar, while the US dollar powered ahead against nearly all currencies. Low confidence in the euro looks set to continue with further falls in coming days. Moneycorp takes you through last weeks currency movements.
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what hmrc was thinking
Paul Evans, managing director of Dubai-based, multi-jurisdictional QROPS administrator Brooklands Pensions, looks at what HMRC was thinking when it tightened up the QROPS regulations
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rdr coming to a town near you
Tim Searle, founder and chief executive of the Dubai-headquartered international advisory company Globaleye, considers the impact Britains retail distribution review is beginning to have, and will have, on the regulation of financial advisers in other jurisdictions going forward
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weekly currency update we 6th July 2012
The euro suffered a bad week all round, while events overseas continue to be the main driver of the dollar. The week was mostly quiet for Sterling, with further upside potential. Money corp takes you through last weeks currency movements.