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French farce as British expats face a shock £8,000 fine

The French Government is using a stealth ploy to squeeze extra cash from foreigners to help pay off its whopping €1.7 trillion national debt.

New Approach to Portfolio Construction Required, say UK Financial Advisers - study

Against the backdrop of volatile markets, seven in ten advisers (71%) say the majority of their clients are conflicted between pursuing return and protecting capital. Advisers, recognising their clients' anxiety and the need for more durable portfoli

Bank of England to recruit more women

She said the figure did not "reflect" the day-to-day reality at the Bank, which she called "egalitarian" in an interview with the Mail on Sunday.

The cost of acquiring a HNW client

Strategy consultants MDRC have today published a report on the cost of acquiring a HNW client.

HNWU: increasing tax yields, but is it meeting its objective? by Mike Down, Baker Tilly

The word on the street is that HMRC’s High Net Worth Unit (HNWU) is gaining favour in high places at HM Treasury.

FSA says 76,700 names are on scammers' suckers list

The majority of those named will be informed via postal mail, although the 19,101 where only an email address is given can expect a heads-up from the FSA to drop into their email in-box in the next few weeks.

SEC Charges British Twin Brothers Touting "Stock Picking Robot" in Internet Pump-and-Dump Scheme

The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged twin brothers from the U.K. with defrauding approximately 75,000 investors through an Internet-based pump-and-dump scheme in which they touted a fake “stock picking robot” that purportedly i

The unbelievable truth by George Bull, Baker Tilly

In a variation of the theme, we thought we would begin this Weekly Tax Brief with a quick round of ‘true or false’?

Should the next generation bother to buy a property by Justin Urquhart Stewart

There seems to be a given rule that we all have to own some property, and that's what we "should do", and invest in good solid bricks and mortar.

Societe Generale to receive damages from Mail on Sunday

Societe Generale is to receive undisclosed damages from UK newspaper the Mail on Sunday over an article that falsely alleged the French bank was close to bankruptcy.

MF Global’s CEO ordered funds moved to JPMorgan

The e-mail, dated Oct. 28, was sent three days before the company collapsed, the memo says.

Are your investment reports on the endangered species list?

Evolution, Natural Selection and Investment Reporting

India call centers stealing Brits' personal data

Indian call centers are reportedly selling confidential personal data, including credit card details and medical records of more than 500,000 Britons.

JPMorgan staff told go easy on Goldman's Muppetgate

It's not the way we do business," Dimon said in the memo, a copy of which was seen by Reuters.

UK private client satisfaction levels driven by value for money, says MDRC survey

Clients under 55 years of age are less satisfied with their wealth manager than older clients, and men are less satisfied with their wealth manager than women clients.

THE USA – IN STAR TREK SPEAK “IT’S A RECOVERY JIM, BUT NOT AS WE KNOW IT”

Well we shouldn't complain

Wolters Kluwer Financial Services expands default servicing solutions

elps Servicers Build Complete, Compliant Case File to Avoid Potential Violations or Delays

Offshore tax move for British engineering champion, Sir James Dyson

Financial Mail has established that in 2009 the vacuum cleaner entrepreneur sold his business to Clear Cover Limited, a company that he owns, which is incorporated in Malta.

The growth figures may be insipid, the headlines may seem dour...

There are some positive dots that we can join together when looking at the UK economy, which when viewed as a connected string, is beginning to show a slightly more creditable and credible pattern.

BBC pays £1.8million legal bill to help keep stars' pay confidential

Critics claim the figure represents poor value for money and it has been suggested the National Audit Office (NAO) may investigate the issue.