Qrops charge ‘inadequately consulted’ but good for Malta
The UK government’s unexpected decision to impose a 25% charge on some overseas pension transfers “lacked adequate consultation” but is positive for Malta and the wider pension industry, said the Malta Association of Retirement Scheme Practitioners (MARSP).
Ex-Goldman Sachs banker banned in 1MDB scandal
Former Goldman Sachs director Tim Leissner has been banned from working in Singapore’s financial services industry for 10 years for his involvement with stricken Malaysian sovereign wealth fund 1MDB, with further prohibition orders expected.
Former Pru and AIA man Tucker lands top HSBC job
Former Prudential group chief executive Mark Tucker is to succeed Douglas Flint as the next chairman of HSBC after a long-running search to fill the role.
Japan leads the region in passive equity investing
As passive investing continues to gain ground world-wide, Japan remains the heavyweight investor in Asia.
Tax & Regulation | 10 Mar 17
Former Morgan Stanley adviser banned for life in Australia
A former Morgan Stanley Wealth Management financial adviser has been banned for life in Australia for not acting in the best interests of his clients.