PEOPLE MOVES: HSBC, Standard Life Aberdeen, Julius Baer
Head of wealth planning joins the global bank and savings chief named at Scottish giant
Withers
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How to deal with Tax Information Exchange Agreements
Taking swift action is the best course of action if the UK taxman fails to follow its own rules
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PEOPLE MOVES: Standard Bank, Equiom, Metlife
CEO changes at the South African banking group, as financial services provider names managing director
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PEOPLE MOVES: Aviva, Savills IM, Janus Henderson
Insurer makes C-suite changes and real estate investment firm hires Singapore-based CEO
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Economic substance rules – what to know and what to do
EU aims to counter the effects of zero- and preferential tax regimes around the world
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What will Brexit mean for legacy planning?
The pitfalls advisers need to avoid when it comes to cross-border succession planning in a post-Brexit world
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PEOPLE MOVES: Abacus Gibraltar, Sanne, Ros Altmann
Adviser Abacus appoints Hong Kong office lead, Sanne names Jersey client services director from UBS and former UK pensions minister Baroness Ros Altmann joins a fintech firm.
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Lawyers for the BVI ‘confident’ in public register battle
The government of the British Virgin Islands (BVI) has assembled a legal team to fight the imposition of a register of beneficial ownership by the UK.
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Withers teams up with NY lawyer on citizenship by investment
A New York lawyer and an international law firm are joining forces in a venture aimed at internationally mobile high net worth individuals looking to secure additional citizenship or residency rights through investment programmes.
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PEOPLE MOVES: HSBC, Fidelity and Momentum
HSBC appoints a Hong-Kong based global head of private wealth solutions, Fidelity creates a head of stewardship and sustainability role, while Momentum Pensions has named a head of business development for the Middle East and Asia.
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‘First of its kind’ trust set up for politician
Trust lawyers acting for a colourful Italian mayor have set up an innovative blind trust for his businesses, which include Italy’s leading basketball team.
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Non-dom tax swoop could trigger exodus
Commercial property tax changes could lead to a UK non-dom exodus, international law firm Withers has warned.