Planned changes to Jersey’s funds legislation will help the island’s funds industry by giving fund promoters more choice in how they structure their investment vehicles, according to legal experts.
Bermuda has signed eight new tax information exchange agreements (TIEAs) with seven Nordic countries and a ninth with New Zealand.
Growth in Asia’s wealth management industry is expected to soften significantly over the next two years, according to a Barclay’s Capital survey of Asian wealth managers, in which one fifth of practit
Depositors caught up in last October’s collapse of the Isle of Man’s branch of Kaupthing Singer & Friedlander will be given a chance to vote next month on a ‘scheme of arrangement’ (SOA) proposed by t
John Duffield, founder of New Star and Jupiter Asset Management, is reported to be hiring office space from Henderson for a new family office business, Hyde Park Asset Management.
TriAlpha Investment Advisors is launching a absolute return credit fund with a strong capital preservation emphasis.
The latest report from Bob Doll, vice-chairman and CIO for global equities at BlackRock* The recent rally in stocks has been strongly associated with a sense that the global recession
Ashmore Investment Management has launched a Guernsey-domiciled fund investing in illiquid financial assets in emerging markets.
Investec Asset Management has changed the investment focus and name of its Luxembourg-domiciled GSF High Income Bond (USD) Fund to the Investec GSF Investment Grade Corporate Bond Fund, in response to
Monaco has beaten London as the world’s most expensive place to buy a home, as the UK recession cut into house prices in the British capital, a report has revealed.
The number of financial advisers globally who gained the Certified Financial Planner (CFP) qualification grew by more than 8% during 2008.
The four blacklisted tax havens facing OECD sanctions have committed to meeting international standards on tax transparency. Costa Rica, Malaysia, Philippines and Uruguay were singled out by the OE
