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Australian banks to begin sharing information on ‘bad advisers’
Australia’s major banks have announced plans to name and share information about financial advisers with a poor record of conduct to help prevent them moving around the industry.
SJP to launch Rowan Dartington in Asia by end of June
St James’s Place is set to roll out services from discretionary fund manager Rowan Dartington across its Asian operations during the first half of this year, according to Mike Gravestock, international partnership director.
Spain under fire to harmonise tax regimes across regions
Pressure is mounting on the Spanish government to introduce a nationwide tax system to address “substantial tax disparities” between the country’s 17 autonomous regions.
North America | news 30 Jan 17
Two charged in $81m ‘Hamilton’ musical Ponzi scheme
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged two New Yorkers with raising more than $81m (£64.5m, €75.7m) through a Ponzi scheme that promised high returns by buying and selling tickets to see high-demand shows, such as Broadway musical Hamilton.
North America | news 30 Jan 17
Canadian reporting under Fatca doubled in 2016
Details of bank accounts belonging to more than 315,000 Canadian residents were shared with the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) in 2016 under the Fatca agreement, more the double the previous year.