The Federation of European IFAs has confirmed that Nexus Global is the first network in its latest membership offering, which is designed to support advisers in areas such as professional development and training, business transitioning and European regulatory matters.
The legislative barriers restricting the cross-border distribution of funds across Europe have to be removed and replaced with harmonised rules at EU level, the European Federation of Financial Intermediaries and Financial Advisers (Fecif) says.
UK trade association Libertatem has joined the European Federation of Financial Intermediaries and Financial Advisers (Fecif).
European IFAs will have a better understanding of their industry following detailed analysis of the continent’s advice sector by the European Federation of Financial Intermediaries and Financial Advisers (Fecif).
The Federation of European Independent Financial Advisers (Feifa) has partnered with BNP Paribas Asset Management to promote professional development and training activities.
UK and Jersey-based wealth management firm, LGT Vestra, has become a partner of the Federation of European Independent Financial Advisers (Feifa).
Advisers across Europe will be able to stay ahead of regulatory and legislative changes following the launch of a database and documents library by the European Federation of Financial Intermediaries and Financial Advisers (Fecif).
Schroders has become the latest associate member to join Fecif, the European Federation of Financial Intermediaries and Financial Advisers.
The Federation of European IFAs has entered into a new partnership with Hong Kong-based Legacy Trust Company.
Paul Stanfield, head of The Federation of European Independent Financial Advisers, has slammed the key information document (Kid) as “unworkable”, warning that implementing it in its current form would reduce choice for consumers.
The Federation of European IFAs (FEIFA) has formed an affiliation with Kreston IoM, with the new partner advising members on structures to mitigate tax, aid succession, international pensions, and delivering guidance to high net worth clients.
The big question for international advisers isn’t Brexit but whether or not the UK is granted European Economic Area status, according to the Federation of European IFAs.
