What now for Brussels IV?
As the UK considers its position in the EU, where does the uncertainty and a potential 'out' vote leave the European assets of vulnerable clients?
21 March 2016
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Tax & Wealth structuring
Solid foundations?
Foundations are non-existent in the England and Wales legal toolbox - we generally use trusts to achieve the same effects. So what happens when beneficiaries dispute over a foundation, using a legal system ill-equipped to deal it?
21 March 2016
Where is the whale?
Attempting to time the markets with the aim of profiting is futile. It is better to leave the water before the whale arrives
17 March 2016
A prehistoric practice
Much like drink-driving, the letter of the law and the court of public opinion have rightly pushed aggressive tax avoidance into the past
17 March 2016
Against the sands of time
Withstanding the effects of time requires a well-constructed succession plan that is periodically reviewed, advises Suzannah Farnell
16 March 2016
Just another fad?
The financial advice market is the latest in a line of industries to come under attack from newer and more sophisticated technology. Is robo-advice the real deal, asks Ben Goss
16 March 2016
Treasury targets £12bn from tax avoidance by 2020
A strict liability criminal offence and tough treatment of serial offenders form a central part of the strategy
16 March 2016
Osborne launches Lifetime ISA
The ISA appears to be a watered down version of the pension ISA mooted before the budget
16 March 2016
The truth of the non-dom matter
Fairness has nothing to do with it. The UK has to give competitive incentives to non-doms if it wants to benefit from their investment
15 March 2016
Making a difference
A new hunger is sweeping through the high-net-worth ranks - a hunger to structure wealth in a socially responsible way
15 March 2016
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