11/11/2014

UK pension plan ‘unworkable’, warns expert

The penalty threat is part of a wider package of pension reforms, championed by George Osborne, which will give pension savers new freedom to cash in their pensions from next year.

11/11/2014

Danes reveal plans for public company register

Although the Cayman Islands government has been given leeway by the UK to address the issue of beneficial ownership in its own way, the issue is one of significant sensitivity to the offshore sector.

11/11/2014

Europe pulls back on research cost revamp

The regulator wants to separate these payments to reduce conflicts of interest, clarify the costs being incurred and ensure investors get a better deal.

11/10/2014

FCA reassures fund managers on new EU sales rules

The Financial Conduct Authority, the UK market regulator, has moved to reassure asset managers and financial advisers over new European Union rules that could redesignate £125 billion of standard UK retail funds as “complex investment products

11/10/2014

Single family offices and the AIFMD - should you be bothered?

Despite the exemption for single-family offices, the AIFMD may still have unexpected specific consequences for single family businesses, or, at least, for family single offices managing the wealth generated by large single family businesses.

11/07/2014

Jersey Private Trust Companies

Private trust companies have been widely used in international structured finance transactions and are now used increasingly by high net-worth private clients.

11/06/2014

Major banks face competition probe

A full-blown competition investigation is to take place into the dominance the major banks have over personal and business accounts