Managers of Wealth

Viet Nam to strengthen ties with Switzerland

Both sides agreed to select suitable projects to effectively use the financial resource

Succession is the biggest challenge being faced by Indian Families

The need for succession planning has become more pressing with murmurs of the introduction of an estate tax levy gaining more and more noise.

Who joins the Beckhams on The Sunday Times Tax List 2019?

Robert Watts scours The Sunday Times Rich List and beyond

Sen. Warren’s plan to tax the ultrawealthy is a smart idea whose time has come

“Wealth” is defined as net worth — the value of assets minus any debts.

Commentary on Implementation of new Individual Income Tax Law Regulation in China

The news of a possible “Expatriation Tax” in China caused significant debate as well as panic among the HNWIs interested in emigrating or who had already emigrated overseas.

10 Footballers Who Had Run-Ins With The Law For Tax Fraud

As a result, the five-time Ballon d'Or winner was handed a two-year suspended prison sentence for his transgressions.

The EU Wants to Clamp Down on the Super Rich’s Visa of Choice

Amid a worldwide refugee crisis and increased immigration restrictions, most EU member states sell “golden visas”—residence permits or citizenship—to the ultra-wealthy for thousands or even millions of euros.

Market trends in offshore relocations to the Channel Islands for HNWs and businesses

The process of relocating internationally starts with an assessment of where to go.

Raiffeisen investigation prompts management shakeup

The study, led by economics professor Bruno Gehrig, focused on the investment businesses that Raiffeisen Switzerland and its subsidiaries bought under Vincenz.

Wealth manager calls on FCA boss to quit over Mifid II

Financial Conduct Authority CEO admits no firm has faced enforcement action on fee transparency

The Fed is probing Deutsche Bank over billions in suspicious transactions in another twist in the Danske Bank money laundering scandal

The US Federal Reserve is investigating how Deutsche Bank handled billions suspicious payments from Danske Bank, as regulators try to unravel who was involved in one of the largest financial scandals in history.

Luxembourg licenses 80 new financial services companies in 2018

An important factor in Luxembourg’s ability to continue to attract new business is its long-term stability, underpinned by its consistent AAA credit rating.

Finma adds three more companies to warning list

Three more firms have been added to Finma’s warning list, having failed to provide the regulator with sufficient information.

Ex-UBS Worker Guilty of Money Laundering in Data Theft Case

Man acquitted of separate charge of bank secrecy violations

Cristiano Ronaldo to attend tax fraud hearing in Madrid to enter guilty plea and pay £17m fine

The Portuguese will return to Spain for one day to resolve his issues with Spanish tax authorities

Wentworth Golf Club owner in legal battle over wine worth £4.8M

Reignwood, the Chinese company which owns Wentworth Golf Club in Surrey, is suing its former head of international operations for allegedly mishandling over 32,000 bottles of wine, worth £4.8 million.

The oligarch, his ex-wife and their bitter £450m divorce. Enter Interpol

Russian oil tycoon fighting high court ruling over payout calls on international police agency to stop the seizure of his assets

The once brightest and best need to wise up and listen

A chill has descended on international commerce that Davos will not easily shrug off

Growth and accolades for Offshore law firm's BVI litigation and insolvency practice

Carey Olsen was recently named Offshore Firm of the Year for 2019 by Legal 500

Trusts being used to avoid paying billions in tax, report warns ATO

One of the authors of the report, John Glover, a professor of law at RMIT, told the ABC that Australia was behind other countries when it came to the regulation of trusts.

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