07/27/2017
Natixis Asset Management fined €35m for overcharging investors
French watchdog identifies failings connected to fund house’s redemption fees
07/27/2017
French watchdog identifies failings connected to fund house’s redemption fees
07/27/2017
Updated Privacy Controls - Giving your clients the control they expect
07/26/2017
The European economy is approaching a cliff edge, but it’s nothing to do with Brexit.
07/26/2017
A tribunal case to determine whether a group of siblings were domiciled or non-domiciled for tax purposes had to look over the life of the claimants’ grandfather from his birth in 1930
07/25/2017
Four former Lloyds employees were among seven people jailed for 38 years
07/25/2017
The Protocol permits brokers who move from one signatory firm to another to take limited client contact information with them.
07/25/2017
Standard Life and AAM tell the stock exchange they are 'pleased to announce' the FCA and PRA approval while Martin Gilbert tweets his 'delight'
07/24/2017
A new area for Wealth Managers will be passing exception reports
07/24/2017
The 41-year-old is one of a number of individuals to be prosecuted by the U.K. Financial Conduct Authority over insider dealing
07/24/2017
In 2016, the firm opened a new tax practice in Dubai with the hire of EY's Middle East and North Africa private client head Stijn Janssen.
07/24/2017
Which? deemed that four out of 10 advisers sampled did not adequately explore the likely cost of investment in general.
07/21/2017
The announcement confirms that the draft 2017 Finance Bill "will be introduced as soon as possible after the summer recess".
07/21/2017
But financial planners were hurt the least.
07/21/2017
The use of trusts to minimise tax is heavily skewed towards the wealthy.
07/21/2017
JPMorgan agreed to pay $307 million, with $267 million going to the SEC and $40 million to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
07/20/2017
The suit is being arbitrated through Finra case number 17-01863 and UBS has yet to file a response.
07/20/2017
Credit Suisse pleaded guilty in May 2014 for conspiring to aid and assist taxpayers in filing false returns, and was sentenced in November 2014 to pay more than $2 billion in fines and restitution.
07/20/2017
Credit Suisse considers the investigation by the Italian authorities into Credit Suisse's cross-border business as closed.
07/19/2017
The new rules extend the scope of IHT to interests in foreign entities which hold UK residential property, either directly or indirectly.
07/19/2017
ESAs consultations on ITS on mapping of ECAIs' credit assessments under CRR and Solvency II