Managers of Wealth

Ingenious ordered to pay almost £50m in back taxes

Both HMRC and Ingenious claimed victory in a four year court battle in 2016

Malaysia Brings Eight Money Laundering Charges Against Low

The charges cover approximately USD260 million in funds that Low is accused of receiving between December 2013 and June 2014.

Former Rangers players and managers face paying millions of pounds to taxman

BBC Scotland says a letter sent earlier this month by Trident Trust, a Jersey-based company has issued warnings.

For the World's Super Rich, Litigation Funding Is the New Black

Sydney’s AMP attracted five class action suits within weeks

Morgan Stanley Wealth Management Australia required to amend false claim of independence

Advice firms need to have adequate processes and controls in place to ensure any public statements they make comply with the Corporations Act.

Former Julius Baer banker pleads guilty in $US1.2b Venezuelan cash laundering

Two years ago, Switzerland seized $US118 million ($160.5 million) in bank assets linked to a Venezuelan businessman who has admitted to bribing PDVSA officials to steer about $US1 billion in energy-supply contracts.

Fintech Without Borders: Regulators Consult on Global Financial Innovation Network

The Consultation builds on the FCA’s proposal earlier this year to create a “global sandbox” for innovative financial services firms.

Corporate compliance in Ireland is easy – but not complexity free

While Ireland is leading the way for ease of corporate compliance, the country is not complexity-free.

Bermuda's Charities Amendment Act: Balancing AML/ATF standards and privacy

The public only has the right to inspect the register of charities in respect of public charities, together with such public charities’ statements of accounts and annual reports.

Merrill Lynch Settles SEC Charges of Undisclosed Conflict in Advisory Decision

The SEC’s order finds that the conflict of interest arose in Merrill Lynch’s handling of third-party products managed by a U.S. subsidiary of a foreign multinational bank, in which more than 1,500 of Merrill’s retail advisory accounts ha

Is naming and shaming tax defaulters an effective tax evasion deterrent? Sarah Saunders and Mike Down

Despite concerns from some Conservative MPs, Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond seems to be ruling out reforms to business rates although arguably these could have a greater influence on high streets up and down the country than the ‘Amazon

How much do financial advisers earn?

Top earner at Guardian Wealth reportedly takes home over £500,000 a year after tax

Former UBS rogue trader avoids immediate deportation

Adeboli is currently involved in lecturing and mentoring projects

EU backs Gibraltar’s tax transparency measures

The EU Commission says Gibraltar’s financial services industry is not ‘harmful’ to other EU tax regimes

Appleby's head of Private Clients & Trusts nominated for ‘Trusted Advisor of the Year’

There are only five individuals nominated for this prestigious award.

Sweeping changes to Mauritius Global Business Sector

This memo provides an overview of some of the salient changes which may have an impact on our clients’ businesses.

SEC Charges Technology Fund Adviser, Founder in Fraudulent Scheme

The SEC’s investigation was conducted by Eric Brooks, Michael Foley, and Ellen Chen, and was supervised by Jeremy Pendrey of the Enforcement Division’s Asset Management Unit in the San Francisco Regional Office.

Goldman Faces Losses on Venezuelan Bond Deal That Drew Criticism

Venezuela bond declines underscore the risk Goldman and its clients took on with an opportunistic investment in a country facing challenges

Billionaire racehorse owner launches court case against Lloyds Bank subsidiaries

Trevor Hemmings’ Manx Capital was among a group that secured a £200m settlement from RBS in 2017

Global corporates shifted $616 billion in profits to 11 tax havens

The documents revealed a web of secretive offshore tax regimes

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