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Walter Jopp to head Zurich Global Life in the Middle East

Middle East | 18 May 16

Walter Jopp to head Zurich Global Life in the Middle East

Walter Jopp has been appointed chief executive of Zurich Global Life, Middle East & Africa, with immediate effect.

Zurich names successor for cheif executive EMEA

Companies | 18 May 16

Standard Life shareholders reject CEO Skeoch’s pay packet

Nearly a quarter of shareholders voted against Standard Life’s remuneration package, despite the company’s chief executive Ketih Skeoch agreeing to a last-minute pay cut.

Outlook brightens but rocky road ahead, says RLAM’s Greetham

Macro Views | 18 May 16

Outlook brightens but rocky road ahead, says RLAM’s Greetham

Global growth is turning up and the economic outlook for the second half of the year is positive but the months ahead are full of potential pitfalls, said Trevor Greetham, head of multi asset for Royal London Asset Management (RLAM).

US must sign beneficial ownership deal first, says Caymans

Tax & Regulation | 18 May 16

US must sign beneficial ownership deal first, says Caymans

The Cayman Islands will not adopt a mechanism for the exchange of beneficial ownership information that is not agreed by the US, Cayman Islands’ premier Alden McLaughlin said.

HSBC Australia to compensate structured product clients

Asia | 18 May 16

HSBC Australia to compensate structured product clients

HSBC Bank in Australia has reached a deal with the industry regulator to compensate clients who received “potentially deficient advice” on retail structured products sold between January 2009 and March 2013.

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