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Edmond de Rothschild Asset Management has launched a Euro Convictions Fund to represent its top conviction picks in the region.
Edmond de Rothschild Asset Management has launched a Euro Convictions Fund to represent its top conviction picks in the region.
JPMorgan and Source have launched an ETF designed to be used by “sophisticated investors” to access volatility as either a hedging strategy or as an asset class in its own right.
Responding, it said, to pressure from foreign financial institutions, the US today unveiled a less onerous version than it has previously of regulations covering the implementation of FATCA, its controversial new law aimed at cracking down on offshore tax evasion.
Tottenham Hotspur manager Harry Redknapp and co-defendant Milan Mandaric have been cleared of tax evasion.
New business sales increased by 21% year-on-year at Royal London 360° in 2011, as other areas of the Royal London Group delivered mixed new business figures.
Affluent Britons are increasingly choosing to manage their own finances rather than using the services of financial advisers to do so, a new survey, conducted by YouGov on behalf of AT Kearney, has found.
The UK has extended its Liechtenstein Disclosure Facility tax scheme, whereby taxpayers with undeclared offshore assets in Liechtenstein institutions may reveal them to the Revenue in return for reduced penalties, by just over a year.
Business Class Group (BCG), the owner of several Asia-based financial services companies, including Platinum Financial Services in Bangkok, has added another brokerage to its ranks.
Business heavyweight Bob Wigley has been called in by the Qatar Financial Centre Authority to help promote the country to the wider financial services industry.
Scottish Widows, part of the Lloyds Banking Group, is to withdraw from the offshore bond market, closing Clerical Medical International as part of the process.
Swiss & Global has added a sterling share class to the Julius Baer Absolute Return Europe Equity Fund.
The jury is expected to begin considering its verdicts for the criminal cases being brought against Tottenham Hotspurs manager Harry Redknapp and former boss, Milan Mandaric, today. Here, Prudentials Gerry Brown looks at the principles of the case.