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OMGI launches UK long/short Ucits fund

Equities | 14 Apr 16

OMGI launches UK long/short Ucits fund

Old Mutual Global Investors (OMGI) is to launch the Old Mutual UK Specialist Equity Fund on 28 April 2016. Subject to regulatory approval, the Ireland-domiciled fund will be registered for sale in a range of European countries and Singapore.

Celebs face £635m tax bill as Supreme Court rejects appeal

Products | 14 Apr 16

Celebs face £635m tax bill as Supreme Court rejects appeal

Celebrity investors in a film scheme involving the distribution rights to two Disney films face a combined tax bill worth over £600m ($845m, €754m) after the Supreme Court rejected its final appeal against HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) over £117m the scheme received in tax relief.

Fund fees fall by a fifth after RDR

Tax & Regulation | 14 Apr 16

Fund fees fall by a fifth after RDR

Investors are now paying over a fifth less in annual fund fees as a result of the introduction of the Retail Distribution Review (RDR), according to analysis by online investment platform rplan

Bespoke Sipp providers may ‘flounder’ in FCA cap ad changes

Tax & Regulation | 13 Apr 16

Bespoke Sipp providers may ‘flounder’ in FCA cap ad changes

A number of British firms offering bespoke self-invested personal pensions (Sipps) could go out of business when the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) new capital adequacy requirements come into force in September, according to James Hay, one of the UK’s largest Sipps providers.

Jersey defends secrecy of beneficial ownership register

Tax & Regulation | 13 Apr 16

Jersey defends secrecy of beneficial ownership register

Jersey Finance, which represents the finance industry, has come out fighting against calls for the island’s register of who owns which companies to be made public in the wake of the Panama Papers leak.

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