The Association of International Life Offices has reaffirmed its “deep concerns” over the European Commissions intention to ban commission payments for independent financial advisers, while welcoming the latest drafts of IMD2 and Prips regulation.
The Association of International Life Offices is recruiting associate members for the first time in an effort to strengthen the mix within the organisation.
The Association of International Life Offices has written to the US Treasury seeking improvements to its proposed Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act.
The Association of International Life Offices has written to the European Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee, to warn over potential unintended consequences stemming from the interaction between Mifid II and other European Union financial services legislation.
Bob Pain is the highest profile casualty as the latest Friends Provident International restructure means he will leave the firm early next month.
The Association of International Life Offices has elected Canada Lifes Claudia Lang as its new chairman, replacing Rachel Panagiodis who has completed a full two-year term.
Acuity Consultants Ltd, an Isle of Man cross-border consultancy, said it has stopped publishing an online news and analysis service it has produced for the Association of International Life Offices for the past six years, to concentrate on its corporate client work.
Offshore insurers have been stung into action over claims of complacency regarding QROPS mis-selling
The head of AILO is calling for “greater cooperation” on the part of EFAMA in pan-European matters.
A shift in the business models of international IFAs may soon be underway, suggests AILO research
How to reward financial advisers is one of the most talked about topics in the financial sector
