singapore ifa to more than double advisers
One of Singapores longest established IFAs, Portfolio Builders, is aiming to more than double the number of its advisers over the next 18 months.
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globaleye opens malaysia office
Globaleye, the Dubai-based independent advisory company, has opened a new office in Kuala Lumpur, boosting its presence in Asia to four outposts.
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french trust filing date may be postponed
The 15 June deadline for filing information concerning trusts with French tax-resident settlors, as required by a new law that took effect last year, is expected to be postponed until 31 August, a top French tax lawyer based in Monaco says.
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uk is jupiter italy saturn in first map of europes
The UK is Europes largest platform market as measured by assets under administration and Italy its second largest, a new report of Europes investment platform industry has found.
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boal co pushes select qrops into new markets
Isle of Man-based QROPS provider Boal & Co. has re-launched its Select scheme, following the recent shake-up of the overseas pension rules by HM Revenue & Customs.
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ian bentley to leave friends provident
Friends Provident Internationals Middle East & Africa sales director Ian Bentley is to leave the firm on 21 June.
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regus group takes space in new singapore tower
Regus, the serviced office accommodation provider whose facilities are often used by small financial services companies, such as advisory firms, for satellite offices and start-ups, has taken 16,000sq ft of space in the third and final office tower to be built and, as of a few weeks ago, occupied as part of a major new…
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guernsey tax office indicates hmrc may permit
HM Revenue & Customs has told Guernsey officials that it is willing to reconsider allowing some “domestic” Guernsey QROP schemes that were delisted in April to regain their status, following negotiations with Guernseys Income Tax Office.
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Idea of shared commissioner for Jersey and Guernsey
As the global financial situation remains challenging, and governments around the world increasingly take action aimed at preventing tax leakage to tax havens, Jersey and Guernsey have begun talking seriously about moving towards a single financial services regulator beginning with a shared commissioner.
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proposed us law would revoke passports
American expats and the organisations that represent them are protesting at what they say is a fresh effort by Washington legislators to fund a domestic programme through measures that disproportionately affect non-US resident Americans.
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overseas jurisdictions 20 years behind the UK
The Fry Group’s new international director Aidan Bailey characterises overseas jurisdictions as 20 years behind the UK, and says that what gets under his skin is the poor quality of some other adviser firms pension advice in Asia, such as two sides of A4 paper for a complex pension transfer case.
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axa im launches global bond fund for hayes
Axa Investment Managers has launched a global bond fund for Nick Hayes.