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Tony Mudd: A tax year end like no other for non-doms

It has taken time, much consultation and deliberation but there is no doubt we are about to witness the most fundamental change to the taxation of non-domiciles for a generation.

Huge opportunity for women in business, says santander

Data by Santander shows a third of all managerial roles in the UK were held by women in 2016 while there were just 32 female executive directors at FTSE 250 firms.

Russia looks like a safe haven for investors – Europe money managers

Risks highlighted include the possibility that interest rates will rise faster than anticipated in the US.

Favorite City of the Super-Rich? London

The world's wealthy are a footloose group, and the place they call home is only a starting point when trying to unravel the locations that most resonate with them.

Dearbhail McDonald: Offshore assets haul may net minnows rather than sharks

The offshore assets letter the Revenue sent to 500,000 taxpayers, is - if the menacing and, frankly, entirely confusing text is anything to go by - designed to scare the living hell out of us.

Global risk management survey, 10th edition

Heightened uncertainty signals new challenges ahead

Global investment compliance monitoring (ICM) survey 2017

Investment managers are facing more pressure for greater ICM infrastructure efficiency and effectiveness. But where should they focus their efforts?

European investors lead US counterparts for ESG adoption

Institutional investors in Europe are significantly more advanced in terms of their adoption of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) investment practices, compared with their counterparts in the United States, the Schroders Global Investor Study of

CCP Recovery and Resolution: The good the bad and the costly

Given the interplay between CCPs and Globally Systemically Important Banks (GSIBs), through which the bulk of OTC derivatives flow, it would appear appropriate to introduce similar ‘living will regulation that is already imposed on banks.

BlackRock is paying top U.K. politician $16,400 a day

That makes his day rate £13,500 $16,400.

92% of advisers say pension freedoms have sparked biggest change amongst clients over past decade

Recent figures have highlighted the immediate impact of the new pension rules, such as the £9.2bn revealed by HMRC to have been accessed by savers since the reforms were first announced.

Exclusive - ING, SocGen to test LNG trading with blockchain in months

Blockchain works as an electronic transaction-processing and record keeping system

Small and mid-cap fund managers on the good – and bad – companies on AIM

Strong companies were cited by small and mid-cap fund managers as being those that made acquisitions over the last year – one described it as a “self-help” strategy.

Sunny Forecast From Rothschild Cuts Through Brexit, Trump Storm Clouds

A cliché we often read is that markets are very volatile

Analysts warn of continuing pressures on asset managers as flows hit

Standard Life posted a pre-tax profit of £723m for 2016, up 9 per cent from £665m the previous year.

Royal Bank of Scotland will come good

Employs four managers who run separate portfolios within the fund.

Brexit vote provides an unexpected upside for law students

Those from all over the world are studying EU law to get ahead in the race for jobs

3 N. Korean banks banned from key international financial network

The latest ban had completely isolated North Korea from the international financial system.

Spring Budget - Enabling the UK financial services to be competitive on a global scale

The unchanged non-domicile tax regulation is positive in preventing a brain drain of talent to foreign fields

Investors focus again on defensive stocks by Guy Wagner, BLI

“If the economy slows during the year, US bond yields could be driven lower in 2017”, estimates the Luxembourgish economist.

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