Bank of Singapore to open Luxembourg wealth manager
The private banking arm of OCBC Bank has received regulatory approval to launch a wealth management subsidiary in Luxembourg.
The private banking arm of OCBC Bank has received regulatory approval to launch a wealth management subsidiary in Luxembourg.
Law firm Ogier has launched an insurance and private wealth service in Luxembourg.
Different views on the strategy and direction of Luxembourg-based life assurer OneLife has seen chief executive Marc Stevens leave the company after four years.
The investment management division of Macquarie Group is to acquire Luxembourg-based ValueInvest Asset Management for an undisclosed sum.
Global asset manager Aberdeen Standard Investments (ASI) is to establish an investment and distribution business in Ireland to complement its existing Luxembourg operation and shore up its European offering ahead of Brexit.
A Luxembourg subsidiary of Asia-headquartered Nomura Bank has been granted a licence to operate as a Ucits management company.
Invesco has expanded its Luxembourg-domiciled Ucits range with the launch of the Sustainable Allocation and Global High Yield Short Term Bond funds.
Jersey-based corporate, alternative investment and private client services provider Ocorian has completed its acquisition of Luxembourg and Mauritius-based MAS International.
With Luxembourg, Malta and Ireland continuing to block ambitious EU plans to reduce tax dodging, the European Commission is now considering triggering a neglected treaty article that would allow them to suspend veto powers on tax matters.
To stop its blacklist being whitewashed, the European Union should include Ireland, Luxembourg, Malta and the Netherlands on its list of tax havens when it is published on 5 December, Oxfam has warned.
HSBC Life Assurance (Malta) has entered into a portfolio transfer agreement with Lombard International Assurance to sell part of one of its insurance portfolios for €1 (£0.89, $1.16).
In a speech examining the impact of Brexit on European Financial Centres Luxembourg finance minister Pierre Gramegna says the UK has five Brexit options to choose from.