Here we list who has moved where in another busy week in the offshore sector.

The Channel Islands maintain tax information exchange agreements (TIEAs) still have a future despite plans to move to automatic exchange agreements.

International investment banking group Fairfax I.S. has launched a private client division to offer a discretionary portfolio management service to high net worth families and trusts.

Standard Life will abolish paper commission statements for advisers as it rolls out a replacement service online.

Over one in ten workers with a pension have slashed contributions or abandoned saving altogether in the past five years, new research reveals.

Global commercial property markets are showing signs of a recovery as emerging markets lead strong rises for the S&P Property and REIT indices in Q2.

Financials have helped the FTSE 100 regain its winning streak, with the index up over 1% this afternoon.

Friends Provident International has agreed to distribute its single premium insurance bond, Global Portfolio, through Australia New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ) in Singapore.

Canada Life International (CLI) has extended its offer of an extra 1% allocation on all new cash invested in its Offshore Savings Account.

Ignis Asset Management has appointed a five-strong European distribution team plus support staff as part of the expansion of its distribution capabilities into Continental Europe.