Ioma announces new trading names for business divisions
Ioma group has rebranded and launched individual trading identities for its pension and wealth management business divisions
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Thames River unveils plans for property securities fund
Thames River Capital is to launch a Dublin-domiciled Real Estate Securities Fund
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Fidelity suspends two Hong Kong managers
Fidelity International has suspended two of its senior fund managers based in Hong Kong for a potential breach of its code of ethics
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If its February, this must be Moscow: Jersey Finance roadshow continues
Jersey Finance, the marketing arm of Jersey’s financial services industry, was barely back from its latest trip to China over the weekend when it unveiled its plans for the rest of 2010 — which inclu
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Butterfield steps-up Malta operations
Butterfield has launched a new service following the formation of its Malta-based Corporate Services branch
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Mixed City reaction as UK economy emerges from recession
The UK economy has finally emerged out of its longest recession since the Second World War.
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KPMG: Aggressive revenue approach to non-dom tax returns could cause UK exodus
Tax specialist KPMG has warned if the Revenue adopts an unduly aggressive or suspicious approach to tax returns due from non-doms at the end of this month it could cause many to leave the UK
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Investment managers launch Galileo Cap Management
Investment managers Anders Jacobsen and Paul Thompson have launched global boutique investment management and advisory firm, Galileo Capital Management
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China’s GDP grows by 8.7% in 2009
China’s economy expanded 8.7% during 2009, exceeding the 8% full-year growth target set by its government
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Warning for expat homeowners in northern Cyprus after UK court ruling
The UK Court of Appeal has upheld a decision forcing a British couple to hand over their northern Cyprus home to its former owner who fled during the Turkish invasion of 1974
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Natwest IPB launches stepped deposit account
Natwest International Personal Banking has launched its fourth three-year fixed rate stepped deposit account
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CI banker calls for Jersey and Guernsey to work together
A prominent Channel Island bank executive has called on Guernsey and Jersey to work more closely together, citing the “increasingly competitive global arena for financial services”.