DeVere opens second Australian office
DeVere has opened a second office in Australia as it looks to cater to the countrys soaring demand for cross-border advice.
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DeVere pays 190k for misselling
A financial adviser has won a long-standing battle against deVere UK to return £190,000 to his clients after the multi-national advisory firm mis-sold high-risk products.
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DeVere grows workplace division
DeVere has filled two senior positions in its workplace solutions division as it prepares for the upcoming pension reforms.
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DeVere launches mortgage division
DeVere Group has launched deVere Mortgages, a standalone mortgage division designed to cater to a skyrocketing demand from UK expats.
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A day in the life of Nigel Green
The deVere Group has released a video charting one week in the life of its chief executive and founder, Nigel Green.
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DeVere partners with insurance broker
DeVere has partnered with a UK-based insurance company to offer specialist insurances to its clients around the globe.
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Spencer Lodge leaves Fund Advisers
Spencer Lodge, a former regional manager for deVere, has left Fund Advisers, a company he helped set up and which now operates in Dubai, South Africa and Russia.
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Size matters in costly new regulatory era
Smaller IFA firms based in a number of key expatriate destinations face being forced out of the market by costly, and sometimes punitive, legislation.
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DeVere prepares to open in Australia
DeVere Group has revealed it is to open an office in Australia next month following consistent and increasing demand for cross-border financial advice.
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FATCA leads 75 of US expats to
Nearly three quarters of American expats are considering the renouncement of their citizenship following Julys introduction of the absurd Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA).
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DeVere expands in Africa with Zimbabwe office
DeVere has become the latest financial services player to step up activity in Africa, by expanding in Zimbabwe with a second office.
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DeVere Green praises maturing UK
The UK government’s proposal to give Qualifying Recognised Overseas Pension Schemes (QROPS) the same rights as traditional UK-based pensions demonstrates the maturity of the pension transfer market, says deVere’s Nigel Green.