Expats in UAE facing rising hidden
A recent study has highlighted some of the often overlooked hidden financial challenges for expatriates moving to the United Arab Emirates.
A recent study has highlighted some of the often overlooked hidden financial challenges for expatriates moving to the United Arab Emirates.
International Adviser has been voted the most important publication by advisers across the Middle East.
A strong local presence is key to the success of global asset managers and international life companies operating in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), a new study has found.
Insight Discovery said this years Middle East Investment Panorama study has attracted a record number of partners, proving interest in the region continues to grow.
Research house Insight Discovery has begun to map out the number of regulated advisory firms operating across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries.
Almost all international life companies place high importance on external asset management company links when dealing with Middle Eastern advisers.
Financial research firm Insight Discovery is set to begin its annual Middle East Investment Panorama in the coming weeks, and will this year include a study of family offices operating in the GCC.
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The Middle East represents huge growth opportunities for wealth managers and financial advisers, with regulatory changes in the UK serving to boost rather than hinder opportunities in the region, according to the 2013 Middle East Investment Panorama report from research company Insight Discovery.
The Emirates Securities and Commodities Authority (ESCA) is to introduce a series of fees for those who wish to register and distribute funds in the United Arab Emirates.
The increased wealth of those living in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, particularly Qatar and the UAE, is drawing in private banks from around the world, according to early findings from an ongoing study.
Financial services in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries will benefit from forthcoming changes to regulation, according to leading figures within the industry who recognise there is a need to deal with issues such as trust and product awareness.