bsi gets hk banking licence
BSI, the Lugano, Switzerland-based bank owned by Generali, has been granted a banking licence in Hong Kong by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority.
News
-
-
threadneedle unveils lux domiciled uk fund
Threadneedle Investments has launched a UK Equities Fund in its Luxembourg-domiciled Sicav range.
-
hmrc publishes significant shakeup of qrops
HM Revenue & Customs has published a series of proposed legislative changes to the Qualifying Recognised Overseas Pension Scheme regulations.
-
platform one sees offshore take up
Platform One, the recently-launched wrap platform aimed at advisers with high net worth clients and multiple family offices, says it is finding an unexpectedly high interest, and take-up, from offshore firms, and among UK advisers with offshore clients.
-
expats naturally resilient deveres green
A raft of advantages generally open to expats and the kind of jobs they do, means they are financially resilient despite the bleaker global economic outlook, it is claimed.
-
uk treasury delays residency test legislation
The UK Treasury has decided to postpone the publication of eagerly awaited draft legislation which would have established a statutory residency test.
-
standard bank appoints head of ipc
Standard Bank has appointed Deon de Klerk to the newly created role of head of international private clients, following a restructure of its personal and business banking international division.
-
investec unveils em mult asset fund
Investec Asset Management has unveiled an Emerging Markets Multi-Asset Fund in its Luxembourg-domiciled GSF product range.
-
aes intl 11th fastest growing uk company
International advisory company, AES International, has been ranked 11th in the Sunday Times Fast Track 100 list of the fastest growing UK companies.
-
axa im relaunches indian jv
Axa Investment Managers is to change the partner it uses for a joint venture in Asia and team up with Bank of India for its asset management business in the region.
-
citibank and prudential lead firms fined by mas
The Monetary Authority of Singapore has taken regulatory action against 15 financial institutions, including Prudential Singapore and Citibank which both received significant fines.
-
adviser slams fsas decision over tlps
In an open letter to Hector Sants Neil Shillito attacks the City watchdog over its treatment of life settlement plans and the organisations decision to publically announce an intention to ban the products sale to retail investors.