axa dont forget the iht
Dont forget the IHT, Axa Wealth is gearing up to remind advisers whose clients are UK taxpayers.
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hmrc chases 6000 swiss bank account holders
UK investors with HSBC bank accounts in Geneva could soon receive a letter from HM Revenue & Customs chasing up unpaid taxes.
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clyde and co to merge with barlow lyde and gilbert
International law firm Clyde & Co is set to absorb Barlow Lyde & Gilbert on 11 Nov, 2011, substantially increasing both companies’ reach and scope, especially in Asia.
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asia pacific overtakes europe in the wealth stakes
The number of high net worth individuals in Asia-Pacific grew almost 10% to 3.3m in 2010, exceeding Europe for the first time ever.
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solomon fined for black swan deal
Hong Kong regulator the Securities and Futures Commission has reprimanded Solomon Independent Financial Advisors and fined it HK$1.5m.
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wealthy britons seek shelter in property
A downbeat assessment of the outlook for the UK is leading wealthy Britons to diversify their portfolios, according to the latest Skandia Millionaire Monitor report.
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brazils global index adds research layer
Global Index International, a Rio de Janeiro, Brazil-based advisory firm, has created a research and analysis department.
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gs wealth surrenders licence in singapore
GS Wealth, a Singapore advisory firm specialising in expatriates, is surrendering its licence to operate in the city-state.
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look to latin america for growth says cross border life industry
Latin America is one of the most promising areas of growth in the world, according a poll of the offshore life industry.
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feifa partners with networking site
The Federation of European IFAs has partnered with IFA Life, a UK-based social networking website for independent financial advisers, planners and wealth managers.
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ifa channel growing in asia
Independent financial advisers represent a substantial and growing distribution channel in Asia, NMG Consulting research shows.
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lloyds tsb uk faces wealth drain
Growing numbers of wealthy Britons are considering leaving the UK, owing to concerns over crime, taxes and the cost of living, according to Lloyds TSB International Wealth.