riding the expat exodus wave
DeVere chief executive Nigel Green talks to International Adviser’s Helen Burggraf about the seemingly exponential rise of his company and his evolving plans for its future.
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all you need is lux
Cherry Reynard looks at how Luxembourg is facing the wave of regulatory changes in the European fund industry.
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the new contender
Despite Qatars soaring GDP per capita, it remains classed as a frontier market. But, Cherry Reynard discovers, momentum is gathering in its financial services industry.
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an appetite for growth
Nils Liljeberg, managing director of SEB Life Ireland, talks about the purchase and rebranding of Irish Life International, his long-term objectives for the company, and the challenges facing the life industry.
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globaleye lets expats eat cake while
Globaleye may be known to some for its birthday cakes, but these are the icing on its technology-based business model, reveals Helen Burggraf.
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defending the nest egg
London & Capital targets a client base more interested in staying rich than getting rich, and has turned the complexity of financial planning into a virtue. Cherry Reynard reports.
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looking for el dorado
Financial services providers are taking a closer look at Brazil and at the rest of South America. Helen Burggraf reports.
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delivering a global vision
John Van Der Wielen, the newly-appointed head of the international operation at Friends Life Group, discusses his objectives for the business.
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singapore switzerland of the east
With Switzerland's banking secrecy laws under attack from cash-strapped G20 governments keen to track down hidden overseas assets, Singapore's wealth managers are positioned to benefit, writes Helen Burggraf
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embracing new territories
Investors Trust Assurance vice-president Ian Phillips explains how the company plans to expand its distribution and enhance its service.
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a persuasive offering
Simon Danaher meets Nathalie Dauriac-Stoebe, chief executive of highly successful start-up wealth manager, Signia Wealth.
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turn of the wheel
In the wake of the banking crisis and the collapse of Kaupthing Singer & Friedlander, the Isle of Man is experiencing a change in fortunes brought about by its courting of emerging markets and the rise of QROPS. Cherry Reynard reports.