Sarah Griffiths
Savers stashing money offshore to avoid paying tax have been warned the "game is up" by HMRC as the Government mulls more measures to prevent tax avoidance, according to reports.
Jersey’s Government has refuted claims the actions of one Lloyds offshore banker exposed on a BBC Panorama programme are representative of practices on the island.
Jersey’s compliance with international financial regulation and supervision rules has pushed it ahead of the UK, according to an International Monetary Fund (IMF) report.
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Company directors switched millions of pounds worth of pension contributions into cash last year to avoid a government clampdown on tax relief for wealthy pension savers, according to the Guardian's survey of directors' pensions.
The Dow Jones is flat in early trading as investor concern the index is outpacing the real rate of recovery grows.
Prudential International has launched an online tool to help advisers who do not specialise in offshore solutions pick clients who may benefit from using an offshore bond in different scenarios.
Guernsey has rejected suggestions the island could require a ‘bail out' from the UK taxpayer.
Graham Bentley, head of investment marketing at Skandia, believes that the losses recently incurred by investors has highlighted the need to be perfectly clear on what risk means
Here we list who has moved where in another busy week in the offshore sector.
France has stolen Spain’s crown as Britons’ destination of choice for buying property abroad as investors look to developed markets, research suggests.
A team from Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU) has scooped the Seven Investment Management (7IM) University Financial Planning Team Challenge Cup, designed to attract fresh blood into the advisory world.
Guernsey is ramping up the promotion of its finance industry in a bid to capitalise on the slowly emerging global economic recovery.
The joint administrators of failed Landsbanki Guernsey have received the go-ahead to take legal action against Iceland, in a bid to recover as much money as possible for savers with money trapped in the bank.
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