Friends Life appoints interim UK chief executive
Friends Life has appointed an interim UK chief executive following ex-chief John Van Der Wielen’s promotion to executive chairman of Friends Provident International.
Friends Life has appointed an interim UK chief executive following ex-chief John Van Der Wielen’s promotion to executive chairman of Friends Provident International.
Ian Black, Friends Provident International regional sales manager for South East Asia, has left to join Singapore adviser firm AAM Advisory.
Matthew Waterfield, general manager for Middle East and Africa at Friends Provident International, has resigned from his position and will leave the company in September.
Friends Provident International is targeting non-resident Indians as part of a wider focus on specific expat client groups following the recent appointment of Philip Cernik as head of global expat propositions.
Friends Provident International (FPI) has launched a Decreasing Term Assurance (DTA) to form part of its existing International Protector Middle East protection plan.
Friends Provident International has today launched a trust offering flexible encashment and contribution options with tax mitigation benefits.
Global Index International, the Rio de Janeiro-based advisory group, has created an online platform for its clients so that they may see “how their investments are progressing in time”.
Lombard International Assurance has unveiled a new asset-gifting plan that it says will permit UK-resident individuals to bequeath assets to their children, while retaining "some control over when they receive them".
Two thirds of mortgage holders surveyed in the UAE do not have life cover, according to a recent report.
Friends Provident International has named David Thompson to succeed the departing Omar Shelbaya as regional sales director for the Middle East and Africa, as it continues to expand its operations in the Gulf.
Friends Provident International has launched a discretionary trust product specifically targeted to those who are restricted by a UK registered pension scheme’s annual allowance or the lifetime allowance.
Friends Provident International made a pre-tax loss of £37m in 2012, due to £82m of one-off restructuring related charges.