state street rapped in singapore
State Street Global Advisors has been reprimanded by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, for supplying inaccurate information in relation to the performance of an exchange traded fund.
State Street Global Advisors has been reprimanded by the Monetary Authority of Singapore, for supplying inaccurate information in relation to the performance of an exchange traded fund.
Index provider MSCI has decided not to upgrade Qatar and the United Arab Emirates from frontier to emerging market status, following an extended review period.
Hong Kong has taken the top position on the World Economic Forums Financial Development Index for the first time, moving ahead of both the United States and the United Kingdom.
Friends Life has launched its Shariah-compliant insurance business in Malaysia.
Asia Pacifics retail and consumer industry is forecast to grow at an average of 6% from 2011 to 2015, according to joint PwC and Economist Business Unit research, which also revealed that online purchases increased last year in China by 97% year on year.
Members of the Isle of Man business community this month presented to a group of 14 high net worth Chinese entrepreneurs, to raise awareness of the benefits of doing business with the island.
In an effort to cool its scorching residential housing market, Singapore has introduced a new, extra stamp duty equal to 10% of the value of properties sold, which will apply only to foreigners.
Investors throughout Europe are still moving money out of Ucits funds although the rebound in stock markets during October saw assets overall rise in value.
Dave Hartnett, the HM Revenue & Customs official who was criticised by some politicians for his role in giving Goldman Sachs a break on tax monies owed, is to retire next summer, the agency said.
Voters in the British overseas territory of Gibraltar have replaced their chief minister of the last 15 years with a 39-year-old Socialist, Fabian Picardo.
Standard Chartered Saadiq, the Islamic arm of Standard Chartered Bank, has launched Shariah-compliant services for individuals and small and medium-sized enterprises in the UAE.
While banks still dominate fund distribution in Asia, their market share has continuously fallen since 2009 as providers look to diversify their routes to market.