These Banks Hold Most Money in Singapore Laundering Scandal
Others with significant exposure include the country’s three largest banks DBS, OCBC and UOB.
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City row erupts against proxy advisers over executive pay
However, proxy advisers, which recommend how shareholders vote at company meetings, have often been criticised for blocking the hiking of executive pay.
UK wealth taxes in spotlight amid Labour election talk of CGT rise
Labour party is finalising its manifesto as shadow ministers are rumoured to be calling for capital gains tax rise
Stephenson Harwood wins two awards at WealthBriefingAsia Awards 2024
These annual awards, which are part of WealthBriefing's global awards programme, recognise firms, teams, and individuals that have demonstrated innovation and excellence during the last year.
Swiss finmin flags legal risks to winding up global banks
The big banks are heavily invested there.
Saffery shortlisted for the 2024 eprivateclient Excellence Awards
The awards are devoted to recognising the outstanding achievements of leading firms across the private client professions in the UK.
Flagstone gets status change approval from JFSC
The approval from the JFSC recognises Flagstone International as an independent trust company able to provide services under Jersey’s regulatory framework.
Inheritance tax drags in 7.2% more from estates as IMF suggests raising death duties
HM Revenue and Customs figures today revealed that Inheritance Tax receipts for April 2024 were £700million, which is £85million or 7.2 per cent higher than the same month last year.
No deal on global billionaire’s tax, says Yellen
The treasury secretary says proposed annual wealth tax on the ultra-affluent, currently tabled among G7 and G20 countries, won’t get US support.
Close Brothers dips as it outlines motor finance review
In the voluntary review by Close, separate from the FCA probe, the firm predicts ‘single-digit millions’ in compensation for its motor finance customers.
SureVu: Your Shield Against the Menace of Failed Trades in the Era of CSDR's Settlement Discipline Regime
The consequences of failing trades are not limited to financial losses; they extend to the credibility and professionalism of an asset management firm.
Isle of Man considers change of policy on family offices
The call for input will lead to further research on the available options, which will form the content of a further consultation paper or discussion paper in due course.