Industry
Tax & Regulation | 1 Dec 17
Four guilty of misleading investors in £1.4m scandal
Four people guilty of misleading vulnerable people into buying £1.4m of worthless shares are set to be sentenced this month following an investigation by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
Key challenges facing the expat healthcare market
As globalisation continues to progress due to the greater openness of economies and technological advancements, businesses are crossing borders to the point where they have as many operations and employees overseas as their country of origin, says Sheldon Kenton, managing director of Bupa Global.
PEOPLE MOVES: NAB, M&G and Vam Funds
Structural changes at NAB means the company’s general manager of wealth advice is leaving the company, Vam Funds has appointed a new director well known in the US mutual funds industry and M&G has made two internal fund manager appointments.
EU considers removing Ireland’s tax veto powers
With Luxembourg, Malta and Ireland continuing to block ambitious EU plans to reduce tax dodging, the European Commission is now considering triggering a neglected treaty article that would allow them to suspend veto powers on tax matters.
Life insurer fined €1m for laundering failures
The Irish insurance regulator has fined Italian life insurer Intesa Sanpaolo €1m ($1.1m, £884,459) for anti-money laundering and terrorist financing compliance failures.