The Future of IFCs
Geoff Cook of Jersey Finance dismisses recent criticism of IFCs
Analysis
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Developments in the market for international private medical insurance in 2010
Private medical insurance is a must have for expatriates, says InterGlobal’s Paul Weignall.
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Rich Man, Poor Man, Beggar Man, Thief…
Geoff Cook, chief executive of Jersey Finance, looks at the UK governments current financial crisis
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Diversification easy to say..difficult to do
Paul Tunnicliffe, of FPI, talks about diversifying offshore life businesses
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Frozen Out: Retiring abroad, the UK state pension and inflation
Rachael Griffin, head of tax and product law for Skandia International, highlights the plight of UK expat pensioners who have taken a case to the European Court of Human Rights, claiming discriminatio
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Economic recovery in the process of beginning
Bob Doll, vice chairman and global chief investment officer of equities at BlackRock, believes the
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The road to financial stability.are we there yet?
Geoff Cook, chief executive of Jersey Finance, gives his expert and unblinking assessment of the controversial draft EU directive aimed at curbing alternative investment funds.
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Unit trust automation comes of age
Tim May, chairman of Euroclear UK & Ireland, outlines his vision for the future of fund settlement and processing, highlighting how Euroclear has enhanced its own service, something May says will lead
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UK gilt curve set to steepen as spectre of UK debt downgrade looms
Bill ONeill, portfolio strategist at Merrill Lynch Global Wealth Management, asseses the impact of a gilt downgrade on the UK economy and investment markets
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Saturnalia – Episode 3
One of the fund managers finds her friend has discovered the perfect antidote to the recessionary blues…
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Merrill Lynch Survey: fund managers reduce cash, increase GEM exposure
Bullishness in global markets has reached new heights with seven out of 10 investors predicting the world economy will improve in the next twelve months, according to the Merrill Lynch Survey of Fund
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Investec exec: reports of Londons demise as financial centre exaggerated
A global strategist for one of the leading international asset management companies has refuted the observations of some other observers who suggest Londons days atop the world financial league table