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Women account for 40% of global wealth, says Credit Suisse
Investment bank’s Global Wealth Report includes chapter on women and wealth for first time
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Fund Links Forum 2018 in pictures
A collection of photos from International Adviser’s Fund Links Forum 2018 and its two award ceremonies
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Past tax advice cannot justify offshore non-compliance
Reasonable excuse less likely to work as mitigation under failure to correct regime
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Retiree not entitled to pension based on wrong annuity quotes
Ombudsman rules in favour of Phoenix Life despite litany of errors in fund and annuity projections
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Aim-listed acquirers snap up two more IFA businesses
AFH and Kingswood Holdings keep the buyers’ bandwagon rolling
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US asset manager State Street Corp expands in UAE
Fund management giant to open office in the ADGM, sees Saudi Arabia as major engine for growth
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Generali Worldwide opens first Swiss office
The move sweetens the firm’s acquisition by Utmost Wealth Solutions
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Advisers face ‘battering’ over China regulations
China’s new asset and wealth management guidelines will likely trigger a fresh wave of consolidation despite some recent revisions, according to Andrew Xia of Noah Holdings, a private Chinese asset management service provider.
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Failed Columna fund targeted by financial investigator
Switzerland-based financial investigator David Mapley has launched a campaign to seek the return of $400,000 (£307,092, €343,963) for a client who invested in the failed Columna Commodities fund.
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Last Word launches ESG hub
With impact investing and sustainability hitting mainstream investing more than ever before, I am delighted to announced that International Adviser has a new sister publication called ESG Clarity.
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Lombard Odier extends into Indonesia
Swiss private banking group Lombard Odier has signed a strategic agreement with Indonesia’s Bank Mandiri that will see the firm extend its south-east Asia business model.