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EU Derivatives Update: Breaking Cross-Border Barriers
In June 2026, the European Commission took an unexpected but highly pragmatic step. Through a new implementing regulation,...
New European Rules: The End of Complex Prospectuses?
International wealth management and the protection of family assets require constant vigilance, as legislative waves from...
The Expat Who Isn’t an Expat
The longer someone lives here, the less “expat” they may actually be in the everyday sense of the word. Yet the longer they live here, the more likely they may be to need the very services marketed to expats.
Europe’s Markets Are Changing
Europe is entering a new phase of financial regulation. After years of expanding rulebooks and reporting obligations, the...
Expat: Trapped in the Country List?
The world of finance moves in cycles, as inevitable as the changing seasons. While we at Aisa International work with a...
What Does a ‘Comfortable’ Life in the Czech Republic Actually Cost in 2026?
The Czech Republic can still offer an excellent standard of living, but in 2026 the idea that you can arrive on a modest salary, rent a beautiful central apartment and live permanently on inexpensive beer needs a little updating.
Banks and Regulation: Seeking Balance
The stability of your assets is built on the solid foundations of the financial system. The European Banking Authority...
How Does Inheritance Work When Your Family Lives Abroad?
Will your beneficiaries have to deal with your Czech property, UK pension, and investments and bank accounts in both countries? Plan ahead!
Who Watches the Fund After the Custodian Leaves?
Imagine investing in a fund with the peace of mind that your assets are overseen by an independent custodian. What happens...
Dividend Settlement: Who Controls Your Capital?
Imagine expecting a dividend payout or attempting to exercise your voting rights, only to hit an administrative wall. The...
10 Things Nobody Tells You Before Moving to the Czech Republic
You might arrive thinking you are here temporarily, and then somewhere along the way realise you have built a life here.