DeVere Group Hong Kong Ltd, which is no longer owned by the deVere Group, has been fined by the Hong Kong insurance regulator after a lengthy investigation into various breaches of its regulations.
The offshore financial advisory, wealth management and life office sectors should remain unharmed by the “uninformed hysteria” surrounding the Panama Papers, industry reaction has suggested.
Investors are pinning their hopes on the dollar after sterling hit a nine-day high against the currency earlier this week and they will continue to do so over fears of a Brexit vote in June, says deVere group’s head of foreign exchange, James Stanton.
Nearly eight out of 10 globally mobile workers underestimate the amount of savings needed to fund their future retirement, a study by deVere Group has found.
In spite of the current market volatility there are two key reasons why investors should be building up their portfolios now, according to deVere Group founder and chief executive Nigel Green.
American expats should not renounce their citizenship because of FATCA without considering all of their options, according to Nigel Green, chief executive and founder of deVere Group.
Three-quarters of high-net-worth (HNW) individuals plan to increase contributions to their investment portfolios in the first half of 2016, according to a poll by the deVere Group.
As International Adviser celebrates its 10th anniversary, we have invited leading lights from across the financial services industry to offer their visions of how the next decade will pan out. In part one, we start with the chief executives and chairmen of key independent financial advisers, ranging from Globaleye’s Tim Searle and DeVere Group’s Nigel…
DeVere Group chief executive Nigel Green has defended his company’s charging structure, called for more transparency on charges in the industry, and said that in the longer term fee-based income is more profitable.
DeVere UK, a member of the deVere Group, has launched a new High Net Worth division as part of a planned expansion to deal with a forecast 50% rise in business levels for 2016.
Gary Davis and Jason Rees upped sticks in London almost 15 years ago to move to Mexico City, attracted by the lure of an untapped financial services market with seemingly little competition.
Pension liberation scammers are increasingly targeting expatriates in Qatar, warned independent financial advice giant, deVere.
