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Aidan pinpoints Malaysia as the most difficult jurisdiction he has dealt with over the years because of its lack of maturity in terms of regulation and the corresponding grey areas which makes the giving of advice a difficult process.
He also characterises The Fry Group’s approach to advice as conservative, which he says has meant they have rarely recommended a QROPS and they currently have a moratorium on these schemes, pending further clarification from HMRC.
Brain, who previously led Newton’s fixed income team, retires after 40 years as an investment manager
Conservative MP Bob Blackman continues as co-chair, joined by Labour’s Sam Rushworth
The 11 new impact portfolios ‘seek to generate positive, measurable, and sustainable social and environmental change, alongside a financial return’
Will the Federal Reserve and Bank of England agree to more interest rate cuts when they meet again this week?
This month, Ned Naylor-Leyland of Jupiter and Orbis Investments’ Alec Cutler go head to head on gold exposure
Richard Oldfield steps into CEO role
