This question relates to management of offshore investments…

This question relates to management of offshore investments for UK residents. My situation is as follows:
1. Until October this year, I was a Canadian resident with Canadian citizenship. I am now resident in the UK.
2. My retirement investments are managed by an investment subsidiary of one the Canadian banks.
3. The investments are a mix of bonds and equities, the majority are Canadian with about 15% of the portfolio being in US equities.
4. The individual investments are in my name. However, the management company has control over the trading of the individual investments.
5. My only say is setting the limits of types of investments into categories such as income and equity.
6. I believe the term for this type of management is discretionary.
7. The Canadian bank has indicated the UK government will soon be disallowing offshore management of discretionary funds. This change will require the fund manager to be a UK resident.
8. Question 1: Does the Canadian bank have the correct information about the residency requirement?
9. Question 2: If I wish to leave the funds in Canada what type can they to be continued to be managed in Canada? For example do the individual stocks and bonds have to be in my name with me handling the transactions. May I own over-the-counter mutual funds based in Canada?
10. Please note this is about investment management only. There is full disclosure and reporting to both Canadian and UK governments on taxation.
11. The answer to this question may require more than the standard £11 fee. Would you please advise, if so?