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Views From the Floor – You’ve Never Had It So Good…
The Harold Macmillan market: you’ve never had it so good?; and the anomalies in the gold price.
CBI/PwC Financial Services Survey
As optimism continues to grow, 2021 offers further opportunities to move forward and drive sustainable change.
Citi retail units seen fetching $6bn as sales kick off
Citigroup ultimately plans to exit retail-banking operations in Australia, Bahrain, China, India, Indonesia, South Korea, Malaysia, the Philippines, Poland, Russia, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam
UK banks are getting tough on crypto, but money-laundering rules are the real problem
Both Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs are now offering their wealth management clients the opportunity to invest in bitcoin.
How a Maltese ‘golden passports’ firm lays on VIP service to colourful list of clients
The special VIP guest wasn’t an EU chief or head of state.
Testing Times by Gary Dugan
This human tragedy has so far not affected the general performance of emerging markets.
The World’s Best Countries For Business For Non-European Investors, 2021
Europe dominates the upper ranks with 9 countries in the top 20.
Moving abroad: mistakes to avoid
Once you decide to relocate, your wealth should be structured to take account of the prevailing rules and laws in both your current and future jurisdictions.
Covid-19 shifts adviser recruitment from London to the regions
Regional recruitment is up and remote hiring could be here to stay according to recruitment consultancy BWD
Are the cost barriers-to-entry for wealth platforms falling?
Although still a challenge, as technology catches up with market requirements on both the client and provider side, wealth firms are now well positioned to introduce or add a platform without ‘breaking the bank.’
The Cayman Islands – advantages as an offshore jurisdiction
The Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA) supervises and regulates providers of a wide range of financial services, including banking, insurance and investment management.