News
Insurers in passporting rights plea to chancellor
Potential problems making pension and insurance payments post Brexit has prompted one member of parliament fight for clarity and the life industry pledge to engage with HM Treasury and EU partners to resolve passporting issues ahead of March 2019.
Thumbs up for Europe’s troubled sector
European banks are more healthy than two years ago, and they pay dividends, according to Richard Brown, London-based client portfolio manager at Janus Henderson Investors.
Globaleye names global managing director
Financial advisory firm Globaleye has a new managing director (global) in the form of Byron Murphy.
Expat pensions on the ‘cliff edge’
The chair of the UK Treasury select committee has called on the chancellor to provide clarity on expat pensions in the event of a “cliff edge Brexit”.
Who are the world’s biggest tax cheats?
A tenth of the world’s total wealth is held in offshore tax havens, with the figure rising to about 15% for Europe and as much as 60% for some Gulf and Latin American countries, new research shows.