Fraudster jailed over UCIS scheme
Adam Hawkins has been sentenced to six years and nine months for losing investors £4.3m in an unauthorised collective investment scheme he operated through three land bank companies.
Adam Hawkins has been sentenced to six years and nine months for losing investors £4.3m in an unauthorised collective investment scheme he operated through three land bank companies.
International law firm Withers has launched a Japanese tax practice in Tokyo as it looks to continue its growth in Asia.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission has said Northbound investors buying through the Stock Connect enjoy proprietary rights, clarifying a key outstanding issue for foreign investors.
A former UK company director who produced false documents designed to deceive creditors into financing his firm is facing extradition and a prison sentence after he fled to South Africa.
Kevin Purtill, head of commercial at Prudential International explains how the company has seen record growth, thanks to its offshore bond offerings
Clients invested in the Brandeaux Student Accommodation Fund have started receiving payouts after waiting two years for their money to be released.
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has begun consulting the financial industry on its proposal that adviser standards should be set by individual national authorities under MiFID II.
A Scottish-based wealth management firm has gone bust after it was unable to pay back clients who were mis-sold high risk investments, and customers are now turning to the Financial Services Compensation Scheme to get their money back.
Advisers must prepare clients for new tax and reporting requirements on trusts, as an inheritance tax (IHT) law introduced by the last Labour government reaches its tenth anniversary next March, Canada Life has warned.
The first independent and impartial service which will investigate and handle complaints against UK based financial advisers has been launched.
London based SW Mitchell Capital has described plans to more than double its assets under management with an increased focus on investors in a broader variety of jurisdictions, including the US.
The news yesterday that Financial Express has launched a service allowing financial advisers to compare DFM model portfolios is another welcome move in the quest for greater transparency across the sector.