How non-dom clients will be affected by UK tax changes
GSB’s Mauro De Santis Bo argues proposed reforms present a ‘complex challenge’
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Institute for Fiscal Studies to carry out review of UK pension system
Future looks ‘risky at best’ for many working Brits hoping for a comfortable retirement
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Pension freedoms reform proposals ‘deeply controversial’
Capping the 25% tax-free lump sum could disincentivise people from saving into a pot
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Tax pensions on death, UK government told
DC schemes front and centre but scant mention of defined benefit pots
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Singapore regulator cancels advice firm’s licence
MAS said it takes a serious view of firms that fail to comply with its rules
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Advice firm IFS to exit Singapore following Meyado deal
International Financial Services hands over clients as part of exit strategy
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UK adults in their 30s half as wealthy as those in their 40s
UK adults born in the 1980s have half the wealth as those born in the 1970s had at around the same age, according to a new study.
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Connecting with clients A profile of IFS
Paul Fewtrell has seen many changes since founding International Financial Services (IFS) in Borneo back in 97. Now active across Asia, with its main office in Singapore, the company is more than ready to cope with the new raft of regulations in the region by focusing on quality and strong client relationships.
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ifs sisters among three new hires at aam
Sisters Tanya Maher and Rebecca Regan are among three advisers who have joined Singapore-based AAM Advisory from International Financial Services, a local rival.
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qatar regulator decides against allowing qrops
After weighing up the pros and cons of amending its regulatory framework to allow qualifying regulated overseas pension schemes to be set up in the Qatar Financial Centre, the Qatar Financial Centre Regulatory Authority has decided against it.
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Advisory firm IFS opens for business in Qatar
IFA firm International Financial Services (IFS) has opened a Qatar office, its first outside the Far East.