Best Regular Premium Product - Generali International, for Vision (03/01/2007)

The beauty of the Vision policy from Generali International is its flexibility. Not only the flexibility to reduce or suspend contributions without penalty, but the flexibility to change the payment method from credit card to standing order to cheque dependent on which is most convenient at the time, the flexibility to withdraw sums of money or a regular income and the flexibility to switch were your money is invested as and when market conditions change.

Best Commitment to Service - William Russell Limited (03/01/2007)

Surprisingly, many expatriates have not heard of William Russell but, year after year they have won award after award for both the quality of their range of expatriate medical insurance policies and the customer support they provide to their policyholders. William Russell’s international policies are amongst the most comprehensive in the market and exceptionally competitively priced.

Best Savings Account - Anglo Irish Bank (Isle of Man) (03/01/2007)

Anglo Irish Bank is a leading offshore bank and trust company based in the Isle of Man, an offshore financial centre which is acknowledged to be one of the most innovative and best regulated in the world.The bank offers competitive personal deposit account facilities ranging from our immediate access Privilege Access account, to five-year fixed term accounts.

Candour Consultancy launches 'Sign-Off' (30/08/2006)

A recent survey found that one of the major concerns regarding offshore financial services remains bad advice or mis-selling by financial advisors who disappear only for the policyholder to have no comeback. With this in mind, Candour launch the 'sign-off' initiative.

The World's most Expensive Cities (30/07/2006)

Moscow has overtaken Tokyo to become the most expensive city in the world, according to a new study. However, the major increases have taken place in the Middle East.

SFC institutes disciplinary proceedings against Towry Law (27/5/2006)
The Securities & Futures Commission instituted disciplinary proceedings against UKFP (Asia) HK Limited, formerly called Towry Law (Asia) HK Limited, for mis-selling of Circus Capital Protected Growth Fund Series 1. The SFC also had concerns about the sale of geared products.