Regulation & financial stability still key to QROPS advisers
Regulation and financial stability are still paramount when it comes to selecting a QROPS provider.
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Legge to step down from Liontrust
Liontrust Asset Management co-founder and chief executive Nigel Legge is to step down from his role.
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Sales growth stalls for Royal London 360° in Q1
Royal London 360°s new business for the first quarter of 2010 was up just 2% on the previous year
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Close opens QROPS plan to life assurers
Close is opening its Guernsey Personal Retirement Plan to products from the life assurance industry.
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Half of Brit expats in Spain to vote Tory
Nearly half of British expatriates in Spain have said they will be voting for the Conservatives.
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BarCap adds a four-year euro-denominated protected deposit account with exposure to Euro Stoxx 50
Barclays Capital has unveiled a new euro-denominated four-year protected deposit account.
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Asia drives growth for FPI
Combioned growth at FPI and Lombard rose 53% in Q1.
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Liechtenstein unveils package of tax reforms, including flat corporate rate
The Alpine principality of Liechtenstein, known for secrecy, today unveiled a package of tax reforms
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Pension transfers by Armed Forces increase
Requests from Armed Forces personnel to transfer their pension abroad under QROPS are increasing.
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European IFAs call for voice within new super regulators
European IFAs have voiced concerns over their lack of representation within Europe’s new regulators
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Duncan Lawrie opens Indian office
Private banking firm Duncan Lawrie has opened a representative office in Kolkata.