canaccord to buy collins stewart for 250m
Collins Stewart Hawkpoint is to be bought by Canadian brokerage firm Canaccord, in a deal expected to be worth £250m.
Collins Stewart Hawkpoint is to be bought by Canadian brokerage firm Canaccord, in a deal expected to be worth £250m.
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.
Draft legislation published by HM Revenue & Customs, aimed at eradicating bad practice in the QROPS industry, but which also appears to introduce potentially damaging tax measures, has received a mixed reaction from the QROPS industry so far.
The UK Treasury has decided to postpone the publication of eagerly awaited draft legislation which would have established a statutory residency test.
International advisory company, AES International, has been ranked 11th in the Sunday Times Fast Track 100 list of the fastest growing UK companies.
Concerns are being raised about low staff morale at the UKs tax department affecting the level of service taxpayers receive.
Guernsey chief minister Lyndon Trott told a States Assembly meeting this morning that the government welcomed a formal review of the islands zero-10 corporate tax regime by the EU Code of Conduct Group, which he said would now take place.
As the UK life insurance industry heads into the final weeks of 2011, it is clear that it is unlikely to end up being quite the bumper year for offshore bond sales to onshore clients that some had forecast.
British long-term emigration last year fell to its lowest level in more than a decade, according to a report published today by the Office for National Statistics.
International advisory company Globaleye has opened a new UK office to act as a training and recruitment hub.
The UKs Financial Services Authority has led an investigation into unauthorised financial advisers, leading to the arrest of two individuals in the West Midlands region of the UK.
Jersey senator Philip Ozouf has been re-elected treasury minister, as the islands legislators ignored the chief minister-designates choice for the role.