CS Plaintiffs Achieve Stage Success
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Nigel Farage Accused Of 'Billionaires' Giveaway' Over New Tax Policy
All of the money raised from the new policy would be given directly to around 2.5 million workers on low incomes, Farage will announce in a major speech on Monday.
Hawksford shows commitment to UAE market through DMCC agreement
Working closely with its well-established teams in the UK and Singapore, the agreement will also see Hawksford support greater trade flows across the UK-GCC-ASEAN corridor.
A UK Wealth Exodus? Why ‘Non-Dom’ Crackdown Risks Backfiring for Reeves
What started as a trickle of departures risks turning into an exodus as rich individuals grapple with a raft of other changes hitting their finances — from higher taxes on private equity investments to levies on private school fees.
Banque Pictet et Cie SA and one of its former asset managers sentenced by penal order
The conviction was part of a series of criminal proceedings initiated by the Federal Prosecutor's Office (OA) in connection with the international "Lava Jato" corruption scandal, most of which originated in Brazil.
UBS finance chief voices disappointment over Swiss capital rules
UBS planned to engage in political consultation processes on Switzerland's capital requirements, which could eventually lead to a more proportionate outcome
Federal Council draws lessons from Credit Suisse crisis and specifies measures for banking stability
The Federal Council has also opened a consultation process for those measures that are to be implemented directly at the ordinance level.
SEC to Resume Processing of Registration Applications From Swiss-Based Investment Advisers
This announcement follows successful discussions between staff from the SEC and the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) regarding (1) the ability of FINMA-supervised
Leading law firm for wealth management in Asia Pacific and Greater China
With a private client and tax team of over 40 in Asia and over 200 across 17 offices globally, Withers continues to be the world's largest law firm for wealth management.
Advisers crave industry-wide standard for MPS due diligence
The research highlights a clear gap in financial advisers’ understanding of current regulations relating to outsourced investment providers.
James Russell discusses how recent tax legislation changes firmly establish Hong Kong as a global leader for family offices.
After seeing the success of family office incentivisation in Singapore, Hong Kong launched its own tax concessions in 2023 to simplify the process for application
Ex-DBS PB Thai team head sues two ex-banking colleagues
The former team head, who left DBS earlier this year, is suing two relationship managers at the bank, accusing them of defamation.