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Cocktail, art & forum events in Antibes & Monaco

Hosted by Brigitte Rupp, our Financial Adviser for France, there was an art exhibition of selected contemporary works provided by Galerie Oscar and some great talks. David Miller, from Quilter Cheviot, discussed Investing in 2016; Andy McKay, from IDAD, spoke about Securing Growth in all Market Conditions; and Tony van Vuuren, of Acces International, gave a talk on Monaco, the Ultimate Tax Haven. The BFMI Director, Paul Brown, gave a brief overview of The Blacktower Group services available.

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The EU Referendum


FRIDAY 24 JUNE 2016: The British electorate has given its verdict on the UK’s membership of the European Union in no uncertain terms. In spite of the more emotional appeals to the contrary, this is not a disaster. On this extraordinary day, it is worth remembering that on the 20 February 2016, when David Cameron announced that the EU referendum would take place, the FTSE 100 index was at 5950, the 10 year Gilt yield stood at 1.41% and the sterling/dollar exchange rate was 1.44. At lunchtime on Friday June 24 the FTSE 100 is trading at 6060, the 10 year gilt yield is 1.07% and the dollar exchange rate is 1.37. On the face of these numbers you could be forgiven for not knowing what has taken place in the past 24 hours.

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What should you do with your pension?

One of the most common questions asked of expat financial services firms is what should clients do with their pensions. Some wish to keep all their money in a UK-based pension, some will look to transfer to a Qualifying Recognised Overseas Pension Scheme (QROPS) and others will want to take a tax-free lump sum from their fund. In short, what an individual chooses to do will depend heavily on their personal circumstances together with any advice they receive from their expat financial services professional.

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