life company sales forces are on
Distribution post-RDR may see life companies getting back into the investment game, building up their own substantial sales forces of restricted advisers.
Distribution post-RDR may see life companies getting back into the investment game, building up their own substantial sales forces of restricted advisers.
Standard Life has opened an office in Dubai, its first office in the Middle East.
As they have tended to do in other emerging markets, banks have increased their share of the market for life insurance in India over the past six years, significantly reducing the business handled by individual insurance agents, representatives of Standard Life’s India joint venture insurance business told analysts and investors in London.
Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank has appointed Gerry Grimstone, the chairman of the UK's Standard Life, as adviser to the bank's board.
Standard Life’s Hong Kong and Ireland-based offshore operations stood out in its third quarter results with a 24% increase in fee business, from £2.5bn to £3.1bn between 1 January and 30 September 2012.
Standard Life Investments has confirmed the launch of a unconstrained global emerging markets (GEM) fund for Ross Teverson.
Standard Life Investments has launched an offshore sustainable and responsible investing (SRI) fund and could add another seven sub-funds to its Luxembourg-domiciled Sicav.
Standard Life Asia has launched its first renminbi (RMB) denominated life insurance plan with a number of innovative features.
Standard Life is to open its first branch in Singapore later this month with a nine-strong team who will work with 24 IFA firms and bank distributors.
Standard Life has appointed two specialist UK offshore sales managers to help distribute its international bond products to UK authorised banks, private banks, wealth managers and financial advisers.
Standard Life (Asia) has launched an insurance-linked savings plan product that offers tax planning benefits in the form of an arrangement where contributions can be placed in up to 100 identical policies.
Standard Life has restructured its business, in the latest in a series of moves designed to shift the companys focus towards growth areas it has identified.