deVere Group founder and chief executive Nigel Green has said that his financial advisory firm is “under attack in South Africa” following a series of alarming events aimed at discrediting the group.
deVere Group is to open its first office in New Zealand in January 2017, a year after launching its second office in Australia.
The UK government’s plans to change the way overseas pension schemes are approved and taxed have been met with a mixed response from the financial services industry, with some advisers welcoming the move while others believe it will make foreign pensions increasingly complex and unattractive.
US president-elect Donald Trump must show some backbone and repeal the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (Fatca) as a priority, says deVere founder and chief executive Nigel Green.
The volatility of the pound has seen a significant uptick in people seeking advice on moving British pensions abroad, which could see hundreds of millions of pounds driven overseas, says deVere Group chief executive Nigel Green.
An Israeli judge has ordered that the state suspend work on the implementation of America’s foreign account tax compliance act (Fatca), a move welcomed by deVere Group chief executive Nigel Green.
The Bank of England’s decision to cut interest rates and expand quantitative easing (QE) to cushion the UK from recession is not the answer to the country’s economic woes, the chief executive of deVere Group has warned.
Most high net worth individuals are looking to reduce their exposure to UK-based assets in the wake of the country’s vote to leave the European Union, according to deVere Group.
Pensions in the UK face an unprecedented level of risk following the vote to leave the European Union, according to deVere Group chief executive Nigel Green.
The mistake made most often by high net worth investors, prior to seeking financial advice, was failing to properly diversify their portfolios, according to an international poll by deVere Group.
Two thirds of British expats in Europe have concerns over a possible ‘Brexit’, according to a new poll by financial advisory firm the deVere Group.
The offshore financial advisory, wealth management and life office sectors should remain unharmed by the “uninformed hysteria” surrounding the Panama Papers, industry reaction has suggested.
