North America
North America | 6 May 16
US moves to tighten beneficial ownership rules
The US government has adopted a new rule requiring financial institutions to identify the true owners of companies they do business with in a bid to crackdown on international tax evasion, media outlets have reported.
North America | 4 May 16
Clinton vs Trump and the US stock market fallout
With the final battle for the White House inevitably looking like a showdown between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, the relationship between presidential elections and the US stock market is once again catching the attention of investors.
North America | 29 Apr 16
Cayman Is. mimic Delaware’s limited liability company
The Cayman Islands is to introduce a new type of business vehicle in the form of a limited liability company (LLC), inspired by similar legislation in the US state of Delaware.
Asset managers expect US equity collapse
Asset management companies expect US equities to generate negative returns in excess of 5% in dollar terms, according to a poll conducted in April by International Adviser’s sister publication Expert Investor.
Fund distributor: The state of independence
Neuberger Berman’s Dik van Lomwel shares his views on the company’s local-to-local distribution strategy, life after Lehman Brothers and how the New York-headquartered firm’s clients will define its future.