Gulf investors display greatest appetite for risk
Gulf-based investors are more willing to take risks within their portfolio than anywhere else in the world.
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HK US conclude FATCA talks sign pact
Hong Kong and the United States have concluded their discussions on the implementation of the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, with Hong Kong expected to sign a model 2 intergovernmental agreement later this year.
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Singapore signs agreement to implement FATCA
Singapore and the United States have signed an agreement which will enable Singapore-based financial institutions to more easily comply with the US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act.
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hong kong signs tax exchange agreement
Hong Kong has signed its first ever tax information exchange agreement (TIEA), paving the way for its implementation of the US foreign account tax compliance act.
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australia signs fatca agreement
Australia has signed an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with the US in order to reduce the burden on financial institutions when complying with FATCA.
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neuberger berman launches emerging
Neuberger Berman has launched an emerging market debt fund which will mirror an existing US-regulated strategy.
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AllianzGI plans us small cap fund for
Allianz Global Investors is planning to launch a US small-cap fund in Europe later this year, for European investors.
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luxembourg signs fatca agreement
Luxembourg has signed a FATCA agreement with the US, becoming the latest country to put in place legislation to manage the punitive tax rules.
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deadline approaches for fatca compliancy list
Time is running out for financial institutions wishing to appear on the US Internal Revenue Service's list of FATCA compliant companies, as the registration closing date draws ever closer.
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DeVere USA in a New York state of mind
International advisory giant deVere has adapted its business model to cater for expat Brits as well as Americans and others living in New York
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irs watchdog says its offshore voluntary
The Internal Revenue Service has been too hard on those Americans who have come forward in recent years to disclose their unreported overseas bank accounts‚ according to a Congressionally-appointed watchdog.
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us banking lobby urges congress to
Ricardo V, a well-to-do Brazilian executive travels frequently between São Paulo and New York. He does not take one of the many non-stop flights, however. Rather he books a trip with a Miami stop-over. The Miami stop is not about company business, shopping or visiting relatives.