Financial Services & Tax

Articles

Why try harder?

If the government is not going to fund the care sector, at the very least, they must incentivise providers to re-enter the market, reports Binyamin Ali

Pinsent Masons accused of 'deliberately misinterpreting' SFO data

White & Case partner comes to the defence of City colleague and argues SFO has 'lost its focus'

Good vibrations

A global outlook will be integral to successfully managing private wealth in 2016 as the feel good vibes of post-2008 stabilisation continue

£100 tax return fine brings in £87m for HMRC

Treasury also intercept 17,000 fraudulent or incorrect repayments worth more than £96m

State of play: case summaries

Elizabeth Eyre and Jennifer Ridgway consider case law concerning a patient's right to refuse treatment, the appropriate use of a negligence claim award and access to a vulnerable client

Great expectations-

Ensuring the long-term provision of funds to pay for care and wellbeing services is an essential part of protecting and enabling vulnerable individuals. As care plans for the vulnerable often require a specialist approach to meet expectations, why should wealth management planning be any different, asks Richard Fraser

Budget bingo

The joint Spending Review and Autumn Statement 2015 slapped many on the wrist as they reached for a second property, some were given administrative homework, and others were simply left in the dark reports Lucy Brennan

Any time, any place

Clarissa Dann examines the changing nature of the high-net-worth individual population and how regulatory pressures are reshaping wealth management and private banking services