Managers of Wealth Americas

Janus Capital to Launch Four Thematic ETFs

Global demographic and consumer shifts are changing the investment landscape and are expected to create opportunities for investors over the next several decades.

Foreign Financial Account Filings Exceeded 1 Million in 2015

U.S. citizens have long been required to report all worldwide income, regardless of its source.

Vizor Software’s FATCA & AEOI Portal Launched by Government of Saint Christopher (St. Kitts) and Nevis

The intention is for St. Kitts and Nevis to use the Vizor platform for the Exchange of Information under the new standard.

How Trusts And Estates Lawyers Can Double Their Revenues In A Year

Trusts and estates practices are – or certainly can be – exceedingly lucrative for the lawyer and the law firm. For example, with the boom in private wealth creation, there is a growing need to address intergenerational wealth transfers. At th

U.S. Municipal Advisor Hit With First-Ever Charge for Fiduciary Breach

The case came after an unidentified city hired Central States in April 2011 as municipal adviser, according to the SEC's cease and desist order.

SEC Charges Operator of Ponzi Scheme That Claimed to Offer “Bridge Loans” to Jamaican Businesses

The SEC complaint charges former Boston resident Mark A. Jones, who now lives in Miami and has a second home in Jamaica.

FIFA files for compensation in U.S. as victim of corruption

FIFA announced on Wednesday it was also seeking repayment of salaries and a full audit of a former top official it says has continued to live an "extravagant lifestyle" while on bail from a New York Court.

Judge Gives Green Light to Bill Gross Suit Against Pimco

Breach-of-contract suit seeks at least $200 million in damages

SEC Charges Deteriorating Alts Platform

The trouble started in January 2014, when it made a big bet on student loans from for-profit college Corinthian Colleges

Hedge Fund Billionaire Louis Bacon Says Clothing Mogul Peter Nygard Plotted Murder Over Beach House

Among the claims—physical attacks, firebombing cars, home and office break-ins, vandalism, and paying people to throw anti-Bacon rallies that claimed he was a racist, a murderer, and stock crook.

Deutsche Bank, HSBC Fight Fed's `Unfair' Too-Big-to-Fail Plans

Both layers of debt deemed “readily available for bail-in” would have to be sold to the parent companies, rather than third-party investors, according to the draft rules, which were released for comment Oct. 30.

Ganek Suit Over Hedge Fund Raid Moves Forward Against U.S.

The unusual decision on Thursday means the government must provide evidence about its work to Ganek and perhaps defend itself before a jury.

Raymond James Fined for Enabling Client Privacy Violations

In several cases, customers had opted out of sharing their information or the customer resided in a state that required affirmative consent to share personal information, according to the regulator.

Final Regulations Issued on Requirements for Certain Domestic Entities to Report Specified Foreign Financial Assets By David J. Moise, Jill Misener and Shira Peleg

The regulations went into effect on February 23, 2016, and apply to taxable years beginning after December 31, 2015. Failure to timely file Form 8938 may result in a penalty up to $50,000.

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