RL360 appoints new sales manager to Dubai team
RL360° has appointed a new sales manager to its international sales team in Dubai, aiding its expansion in the region.
RL360° has appointed a new sales manager to its international sales team in Dubai, aiding its expansion in the region.
Crosslane Fund Managers, a Manchester-based division of Crosslane Group which specialises in student accommodation funds, has named Lee Jones to head up its new offices in Dubai.
UAE residents have identified financial services as one of the sectors most likely to benefit from the Expo 2020 held in Dubai.
The Institute of International Finance will open a Dubai office in recognition of the city’s globally increasing financial status.
London has been knocked from its position as the world's top financial services centre by New York in the latest edition of the Global Financial Centres Index.
Zurich International Life has appointed a Dubai based chief marketing officer.
Commercial Bank International has signed an agreement with Zurich International Life to market Zurich’s range of life insurance products in the United Arab Emirates.
A visa scheme similar to Europe’s Schengen Visa programme‚ which would allow Gulf-based expatriates and foreign businessmen “to move easily” across the borders of the six-country GCC region‚ is being considered and is likely to be in place “by mid-2014”‚ Gulf media have reported.
Dubai has been chosen to host the 2020 World Expo trade convention, becoming the first Middle Eastern city to host the event.
The Dubai Financial Services Authority is suing Deutsche Bank over claims that the German bank did not hand over all the information the regulator requested while carrying out an investigation, although the bank argues that its hands are tied under Swiss law.
Western expatriates based in the United Arab Emirates are less prudent than their counterparts in Singapore and Hong Kong when it comes to financial planning, according to a new study released today by Standard Life.
A former private banker has been fined AED73,000 ($20,000, £12,500) and banned from working in the Dubai International Finance Centre for six years.