Farringdon AM sets up financial advice firm in Dubai
It will advise retail clients on onshore and offshore products
It will advise retail clients on onshore and offshore products
She was previously group chief investment officer at Globaleye
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The Malaysian-based wealth management firm, Farringdon Group, said it plans to launch Asia’s fist Shariah-compliant robo-adviser in December.
Farringdon Asset Management, part of the Malaysia-based Farringdon Group, has received a licence to operate in Singapore where it will focus on focus on providing expat clients with discretionary portfolio management services.
Financial advisers in Malaysia should not wait for regulators to replace commissions with fees for service, but follow the global trend favouring such arrangements, according to panellists at s recent Expert Investment Forum in Kuala Lumpur.