Reducing Tax Drag
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Seminar 1: Reducing Tax Drag
Background
There are a number of tax touch points that impact investment portfolios. From investor taxation issues such as tax breaks and preferential gains treatment, to the taxation of fund vehicles including treaty access, through to the actual treatment of investment returns.
Tax can incentivise, dissuade, and distort investment processes. With an increasing focus on tax transparency, tax has been in the headlines often for the wrong reasons. A multitude of stakeholders are seeking to influence the debate.
We are delighted to assemble leading practitioners in the field to cover the following:
- What role, if any, should tax play in the investment process?
- Cacophony of competing voices - trade associations, domestic tax policy and trading blocs, interest groups (Principles for Responsible Investment, Oxfam etc)
- Governance - US Supreme Court’s decision in Tibble v Edison International, establishing fiduciary duty (proper management of foreign tax reclaims)
- Investment efficiency drivers - why capture information on tax inefficiencies, and what is the relevance for different jurisdictions?
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Description
Seminar 1: Reducing Tax Drag
Background
There are a number of tax touch points that impact investment portfolios. From investor taxation issues such as tax breaks and preferential gains treatment, to the taxation of fund vehicles including treaty access, through to the actual treatment of investment returns.
Tax can incentivise, dissuade, and distort investment processes. With an increasing focus on tax transparency, tax has been in the headlines often for the wrong reasons. A multitude of stakeholders are seeking to influence the debate.
We are delighted to assemble leading practitioners in the field to cover the following:
- What role, if any, should tax play in the investment process?
- Cacophony of competing voices - trade associations, domestic tax policy and trading blocs, interest groups (Principles for Responsible Investment, Oxfam etc)
- Governance - US Supreme Court’s decision in Tibble v Edison International, establishing fiduciary duty (proper management of foreign tax reclaims)
- Investment efficiency drivers - why capture information on tax inefficiencies, and what is the relevance for different jurisdictions?
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Reducing Tax Drag
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Seminar 1: Reducing Tax Drag
Background
There are a number of tax touch points that impact investment portfolios. From investor taxation issues such as tax breaks and preferential gains treatment, to the taxation of fund vehicles including treaty access, through to the actual treatment of investment returns.
Tax can incentivise, dissuade, and distort investment processes. With an increasing focus on tax transparency, tax has been in the headlines often for the wrong reasons. A multitude of stakeholders are seeking to influence the debate.
We are delighted to assemble leading practitioners in the field to cover the following:
- What role, if any, should tax play in the investment process?
- Cacophony of competing voices - trade associations, domestic tax policy and trading blocs, interest groups (Principles for Responsible Investment, Oxfam etc)
- Governance - US Supreme Court’s decision in Tibble v Edison International, establishing fiduciary duty (proper management of foreign tax reclaims)
- Investment efficiency drivers - why capture information on tax inefficiencies, and what is the relevance for different jurisdictions?
Ali is Managing Director at Hansuke and actively advises bank boards on financial, regulatory and governance matters. Ali brings over 25 years of financial services industry experience, after having held successive leadership roles including as Head of Tax at BlackRock and as International Partner of Deloitte UK and Middle East. Ali is a frequent speaker at conferences and has also written on wide range of topics including QI, AEoI (FATCA, CDOT and CRS), securities lending, sovereign fund investing, pension & asset pooling, multi‐manager investing, custodial structures, and stamp & transfer taxes.
