Managers of Wealth

Charles Stanley: Bad times over for City stock-pickers

Monetary policy in the US and the UK looks to be tightening, with interest rates drifting upwards.

Is the UK really becoming a tax haven? by George Bull

Earlier this month, the Prime Minister Theresa May suggested that following Brexit the UK would adopt “competitive tax rates and policies that would attract the world's best companies and biggest investors”. This led to accusations that B

The protected cell company turns 20

The Protected Cell Companies Ordinance, 1997, came into effect on 1 February 1997 for Guernsey’s captive insurance sector and was the first cell company legislation of its kind anywhere in the world.

Abu Dhabi finance centre to share information with Mauritius

We anticipate close collaboration and fruitful interactions for the betterment of our Authorities.

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Tax reform opponents gain momentum

It will also include new tax breaks on research and development carried out by companies.

Net closes on Barclays chiefs over £7bn deal involving glamorous financier Amanda Staveley

There are also questions over £322million in advisory fees paid to Qatar at the same time.

OECD releases peer review documents for assessment of BEPS minimum standards (Actions 5 and 13)

All members of the Inclusive Framework on BEPS commit to implementing the minimum standards and participating in the peer reviews.

Nearly 60% of HNW investors prefer tax-efficient vehicles to pensions

No wonder many high earners are considering these options when the annual pension contribution allowance is as low as £10,000.

FCA fines Deutsche Bank £163 million for serious anti-money laundering controls failings

As a consequence of its inadequate AML control framework, Deutsche Bank was used by unidentified customers to transfer approximately $10 billion, of unknown origin, from Russia to offshore bank accounts in a manner that is highly suggestive of financial c

Blog post - Lessons from history: Corn Laws - Jan 2017

The government was seriously concerned and passed a series of acts to gag protest including the suspension of the law of Habeas Corpus.

Tackling a challenging environment in Singapore

A likely outcome will be fewer firms over time.

Spain retains wealth tax quashing hopes of promised abolition

Spain has confirmed there will be no changes to income or wealth taxes in 2017.

Ex-UBS and Citigroup trader jailed over Libor seeks review of case

Tom Hayes, serving an 11-year sentence, claims he felt under pressure to admit guilt in order to avoid being extradited to US

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Brazil Taps Interpol in Hunt for Former Billionaire Batista

It shows how the so-called Carwash probe, which started by investigating Petrobras and the country’s largest construction companies.

The rich paid £1 billion less tax in 2015 and MPs want to know why

The lack of transparency leaves the Department open to the perception that, in its dealings with taxpayers.

Leeds co-owner Massimo Cellino cleared of tax evasion in Italy

Cellino was due to begin an 18-month suspension on February 1 after the FA found him guilty of breaking its agency regulations

MP calls for action to tackle wealthy tax evaders

It is shocking and an indictment of the tax system that one third of high-wealth tax payers are under investigation at any one time.

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