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Chinese authorities have stepped up calls on investors to pay taxes on their global gains, forcing wealthy individuals to rethink their trading strategy as Beijing tries to fill its coffers to counter
Cyprus has recently enacted important tax measures that restrict the deductibility of certain expenses involving entities established in jurisdictions considered “non-cooperative” or “low tax.”
Wealthy Asian families and family offices are ramping up their cryptocurrency investments, driven by the bullishness around digital assets, increased mainstream adoption and favourable regulatory developments
UK Technology Secretary Peter Kyle announced plans last month for the Regulatory Innovation Office (RIO) to work with the Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum to cut red tape, and support fintech innovation.
Inflation worries are no longer whispers in the economic trenches; they resonate loudly, shaking the foundations of financial markets and altering investor bravado. For those deeply immersed in the
Sustainable investment in North America has moved from a niche focus to a central pillar for institutional and private investors. In 2025, the region’s financial landscape reflects a blend of political,
The digital transformation roadmap recently published by the UK tax authority confirmed what many suspected—that Making Tax Digital for Corporation Tax is no longer going ahead. For businesses and
Cambodia is expanding its green bond support programme and seeking new issuers to join and help finance green and sustainable projects in the south-east Asian country. Launched in 2023, the Cambodia
THE BANGKO Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) on Tuesday vowed to continue efforts to combat financial crimes, after the Philippines officially exited the European Union’s (EU) list of countries that are
Some 60 per cent of British millionaires believe they could have a better life abroad, a new survey has revealed. More than half of all the 1,000 wealthy respondents also said they are more likely to