Tax prosecutions in the UK
Tax disputes expert, Matthew Greene describes the reality of tax prosecutions in the UK.
Profiles & Comment
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Will the macro undermine the micro?
Ashburtons Tristan Hanson looks at how macro sentiment is undermining the positive fundamentals.
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Is the coalition serious about early access to UK pensions?
Expat pension expert Stephen Ward says early access to pensions for UK residents may not happen
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Using the RDR to recruit talent
Paul Stanfield says the RDR has the potential to encourage UK advisers to enter the offshore market.
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QE2 a positive for global equities
Investors can benefit from the second round of quantitative easing, says Harpreet Sajjan.
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Expat advisers’ pension knowledge “seriously lacking”
The offshore advisory market needs to work together to better the quality of advice, says Sarah Lord
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Targeting alpha in turbulent bond markets
Aegons global bond manager Euan McNeil favours a stock picking approach in these nervous times.
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Worldwide assets and will writing
Lawyer James Lewis looks at the challenges of will writing for people with global assets
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Tiny Singapore excels in global rankings
Helen Burggraf considers the rise and rise of Singapore as a global financial centre.
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Office of Tax Simplification report is just the start…
Andrew Watt takes a closer look at this weeks report from the OTS and considers the likely outcome.
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Theres more to offshore pensions than QROPS
Stellar AM’s CEO Jonathan Gain looks at an old and little-discussed pension called the Section 615.
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Improving the framework for foreign investment in India
Harpreet Sajjan highlights a number of changes which will allow easier investment into India.