Venture has already partnered with Canaccord Genuity Wealth Management UK and Kingswood Group
Nick Griffin and Mark Maplesden have joined forces to set up a company called Cheyne & Co.
With offices in Guernsey and Dubai, the investment marketing consultancy firm aims to empower financial confidence for both expats and their advisers.
With 30 years’ sales and marketing experience, managing director Griffin said: “Our purpose is to remove complexity and help build trust for expatriates to give them the confidence to invest efficiently and effectively and achieve their lifetime financial goals.”
Griffin was previously chief commerical officer at Generali Worldwide, which was acquired by Utmost Group in March 2019; while Maplesden was sales manager at Utmost International but left the business in December 2020.
Covid-19 conspiracy theorist Piers Corbyn has been slammed for a disgraceful leaflet comparing Britain s vaccination programme to Auschwitz.
The brother of former-Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, 76, came up with the concept for a pamphlet which features a cartoon drawing of the Nazi death camp.
Above the gates leading into Auschwitz - where 1.2million Jews were murdered during the Holocaust - a sign reads vaccines are safe path to freedom .
Below the cartoon is an Evening Standard article with the same headline and a caption reading: This cynical newspaper headline is in the tradition of the Nazi slogan Arbeit Macht Frei (work sets you free) whereas in reality, the truth is the opposite.
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My interest in the crimes committed by ‘grooming gangs’ dates back to the early - 2000s. The former Labour MP for Keighley, Ann Cryer, was publicly raising her concern at older Asian men sexually abusing young girls in her West Yorkshire constituency. She informed me that she had mothers sat in her office “crying their eyes out”. They felt “abandoned” by West Yorkshire Police. Desperate parents had gathered intelligence on those who they suspected were abusing their daughters. This included names, nicknames, telephone numbers, car registrations, and details of where they worked, mainly local fast-food outlets and taxi firms. On one particular occasion, Ms Cryer shared such information with a local imam who was hugely sympathetic, but other community representatives did not necessarily share or match his concern.
Trends in finance and technology accelerated rapidly in 2020 and the fast pace of change is tipped to continue this year and impact the way Australians earn, spend, save and invest. Our personal finances will be affected by the economy, financial markets and the vaccine rollout, according to money specialists, who say some trends are here to stay. Here are seven to keep an eye on. 1 LOWER INCOMES People management platform Employment Hero s head of financial wellness, Ray Jaramis, said Australians would earn less than they did last year. We saw a new record low for wage growth in 2020, which tells us employers simply do not have the same resources or cash available to pay staff the same pay rises and bonuses of previous years, he said.