prudential appoints paul manduca as chairman
Prudential has made existing non-executive board member Paul Manduca its new chairman, with effect from 2 July 2012.
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gib pension funds group praises rocks new regime
An organisation representing pension fund administrators in Gibraltar has released a statement praising the British overseas territorys proposed new tax regime for pensions.
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morningstar obsr downgrades fitzsimmons
The Threadneedle Absolute Return Bond Fund has been downgraded by Morningstar OBSR following news its co-manager Quentin Fitzsimmons is leaving the firm.
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qrops where are we now
Royal London 360° technical support consultant, Luanne Ahearne explains what has happened in the QROPS space and where it is at the moment.
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pictures from hsbcs inaugural international
HSBC Global Asset Management last night held its inaugural annual quiz, hosting major players from the international financial services industry.
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balkans firm joins global accountancy network uhy
Global accountancy network UHY has strengthened its presence in south east Europe by bringing on board Serbian firm Eki Revizija d.o.o.
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guernsey fund business grows by almost 9bn
The total value of the funds business in Guernsey grew by almost £9bn in the first quarter of this year, according to figures published by the Guernsey Financial Services Commission.
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A future scenario for advisers in singapore
As Singapore IFAs face the prospect of the regulator raising the bar on the level of qualifications they hold, a survey from Defaqto reveals that just under half of UK advisers, 47%, are aiming to go even higher than the minimum new RDR threshold required by the Financial Services Authority.
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fitzsimmons resigns from threadneedle
Quentin Fitzsimmons is counting down the days to mid-July when his resignation from Threadneedle becomes effective.
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qrops status for domestic guernsey schemes
The Guernsey income tax office is believed to be close to securing QROPS status from HM Revenue & Customs for domestic pension schemes.
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aviva rumoured to be selling south korean
Insurance giant Aviva is rumoured to be putting its South Korean and Sri Lankan businesses up for sale, according to a report from the Reuters news association.
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q1 2012 sees lowest number of european fund
The first quarter of 2012 saw the lowest number of European fund launches in a first quarter for five years, according to data released today by Lipper.