Nucleus chairman and Skandia founder Paul Bradshaw dies
Nucleus chairman and Skandia founder Paul Bradshaw has sadly passed away following a cardiac arrest.
Nucleus chairman and Skandia founder Paul Bradshaw has sadly passed away following a cardiac arrest.
One year on from rebranding Skandia International as Old Mutual International, sales director Marcel Bradshaw talks about the positive impact of the process, the rationale behind the company’s sponsorship of the England rugby teams and the shift to outsourced investment solutions
HM Revenue & Customs has set out the UK VAT changes that will go live from 1 January 2016 resulting from a European Union court case involving Skandia American Corporation and Sweden’s tax authority.
Offshore savings and investment firm, Skandia International, has completed its rebrand as Old Mutual International and is soon to launch a new fund range.
Swiss headquartered financial planning firm, Abbey Financial Solutions, has appointed former Skandia International sales director, Victor France, as managing partner.
The UK government has today announced a “U-turn” on plans to introduce a single settlement nil rate band on trusts.
Skandia International has appointed Marcel Bradshaw as its sales director following Victor Frances departure earlier this year.
Skandia International said it will continue to conduct business from the Dubai International Financial Centre, despite questions being raised about its regulatory position, following the announcement yesterday that Standard Life had decided to exit due to regulatory pressures”.
Skandia International has seen its funds under management (FUM) grow by just 2% this year, as strong UK offshore sales are offset by lower sales in the Far East.
As the industry in Singapore gets to grips with the implications of the Financial Adviser Industry Review [FAIR], our panel discuss the relative merits of the new rulings
Skandia International has launched an Autocall fund which tracks well-known American companies such as Apple to provide investors with a 10% annual return.
Strengthening economies, a burgeoning middle class and a growing expatriate market are drawing an increasing number of international product providers and IFAs to Africa.