Managers of Wealth Offshore

Jersey’s appeal ‘long-standing’ not war-driven, says Jersey Finance

Jersey Finance is now working alongside regulators and government to support further expansion of the sector, he added.

100 Women in Finance relaunches in Bermuda

This brought together professionals from across the island’s financial services sector, to discuss how careers, confidence and influence are built over time in investment management and financial services.

Pintard promises stronger economy through business support

Pintard emphasized that economic expansion must be driven by private sector participation, noting, “we have the talent.

Study finds ‘sycophantic’ AI may weaken social decision-making

It can be transferred within the family,” he said, adding that the amendment would be announced publicly within days.

Inflation low but key costs rise

Food prices rose by 3.8%, with notable increases across several items.

Suspicious financial activity surges 28 percent in 2024, FIU reports

During the year, the FIU opened 419 new cases and closed 942 cases carried over from previous years.

Researchers warn AI models may steer executives toward ‘strategy trendslop’

The researchers coined the term “strategy trendslop” to describe this tendency: AI systems recommending ideas aligned with modern managerial buzzwords rather than context-specific logic.

Inflation hits 20-month high

The October level of inflation increased 0.3 percentage points from the September 2025 annual inflation rate.

Glassdoor: Women’s wages plateau in mid-30s as gender pay gap widens

While men’s salaries typically continue rising throughout their 40s, women’s earnings often plateau during this stage of their careers.

HSBC customers fed up with card issues

He said he was told not to use most of the bank’s automatic teller machines around the island because they were “fouling” the cards.

Guyana to lead economic growth in Caribbean for 2026 & 2027- World Bank report

Individually, Guyana’s economy is projected to grow by 19.6 per cent in 2026 and 21.9 per cent in 2027.

University plunges into €11m deficit, as payroll skyrockets

Auditors paint a bleak picture for the University of Malta based on its 2023 accounts

‘Malta’s financial services sector is moving from scrutiny to specialisation’

The past eighteen years have given her a front-row seat to the evolution of Malta’s financial services sector.

Cayman second in global cost of living index

The index uses New York City prices as a base level for comparison at 100.

St. Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla National Bank Limited Celebrates 55 Years of Banking Under the Theme: “55 Years Together- Your Vision, Our Purpose”

As National Bank commemorates fifty-five years of banking, it reaffirms its dedication to the sustainable development of St. Kitts and Nevis and looks forward to continuing its legacy as the nation’s leading financial partner.

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