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Investment | profile 29 Oct 18
Buxton: markets not all doom and gloom
CEO of Merian Global Investors gives his views on fee pressure and explains why his firm has no CIO
Investment | profile 29 Oct 18
Far reaching government reforms boost India’s companies
New bankruptcy law in India is one key governmental reform which is helping the economy
Sun Global: The family office for Indians in the UK
The wealth manager champions a ‘1980s model’ with non-resident Indians
Firms eyeing troubled Swiss asset manager GAM
Compliance issues that resulted in Tim Haywood’s exit hit the firm’s reputation and flows.
Profile 2 Oct 18
Reliance CIO reveals strategy as clouds build over India market
Manish Gunwani runs the equity portfolio for one of the largest asset managers in India
Best Practice | Profile 6 Nov 17
Why this Dubai firm is already disclosing commission
Financial planning firm Abacus Financial Consultants has started disclosing commission on certain products, ahead of rules that the UAE regulators are expected to introduce to require advisers to do so.
Best Practice | Profile 29 Sep 17
How to negotiate complex tax issues for US expats
Brussels-based Brian Dunhill gives important insights into how he provides the most effective advice to his US expat clients.
Profile 13 Aug 17
Why the tech sector keeps on giving
Technology shares worldwide had a roaring first half of 2017, but questions are now being asked about the outlook as concerns grow over the prospects for some of the sector’s biggest names.
Profile 9 Aug 17
Zurich’s future plans in the Middle East as regulations bite
A 23-year Zurich veteran, Walter Jopp has travelled around the world during his tenure. With roles in the UK, two stints in the US, Hong Kong and now Dubai, he has pretty much seen it all. Jopp talks to International Adviser about the raft of new regulation sweeping through the UAE and how the life company is busy preparing for the future.
Profile 8 Aug 17
Striving for diversity and equality in financial services
“You can’t be what you can’t see” is the opening gambit for Jocelyn Wright’s campaign to bring more women and ethnic minorities into the financial planning sector.
