Analysis
Profiles & Comment | analysis 19 Jan 15
Will the NO campaign tax proposals for Scotland
United against the common enemy of an independent Scotland, the Conservative, Labour and Liberal Democrat leaders have been joined by former prime minister Gordon Brown and others in promising more tax-raising powers for Scotland if voters reject independence in the forthcoming referendum. What impact will these promises have?
Profiles & Comment | analysis 1 Sep 14
Europe is structured corruption
Last week, International Adviser asked whether there was any scope for an international consortium, or trade body, for financial advisers. This is a response from Vincent Derruder, honorary chairman of European trade body, FECIF
Profiles & Comment | analysis 28 Aug 14
Is there a place for an international association
When I speak to financial advisers, whether based in the UK, Europe, Asia or the Middle East, it doesnt take long, once the usual complaints about the other guys have dried up, for the conversation to turn to regulation.
North America | analysis 20 Aug 14
Hard work will reap rewards
With FATCA now a reality for millions of foreigners residing in the US and American expats abroad, laying the groundwork for an effective cross-border response has been essential.
Platforms | analysis 14 Aug 14
Platform view – Be prepared
With financial crime at the forefront of many investors; worries when dealing with sensitive data online; the security of a platform is of huge concern while maintaining functionality, says Sarah Jouhal, managing director of Praemium International