Middle East
Guardian Wealth to pay £100k to settle Qatar liquidation
The Qatar International Court has ruled that Guardian Wealth Management Qatar is to pay its joint liquidators an additional £100,806.25 ($140,708, €115,163) in fees for work related to the company’s exit from the country.
Best Practice | 25 Apr 18
Six insights into what non-resident Indians want
What are the main concerns that non-resident Indians who live in the UAE have about their own financial planning needs and how can advisers help?
PEOPLE MOVES: Tilney, Aviva, Brewin Dolphin
Tilney appoints a former Schroders chief financial officer to its board of directors, Aviva hires a head of global financial institutions and Brewin Dolphin makes several key changes to its Cardiff team.
Guardian Wealth hit with $1m fine by Qatar regulator
The Qatar Financial Centre Regulatory Authority has imposed two fines plus costs on Guardian Wealth Management Qatar (in liquidation), a move the company suggests is in retaliation to its decision to cease operating in the country in 2015.
Middle East clients dying younger warns Zurich
The average age of life insurance claimants in the Middle East is just 50, according to Zurich International Life’s yearly claims statistics.