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Our choices may be wider than ever before, but we are still ‘directed’ towards similar outcomes by our previous purchasing behaviour.

Barbados Is One of the Caribbean’s Hottest Destinations

“This news augurs well for the future development of Barbados’ tourism industry,” said William Griffith, chief executive officer of Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc.

Barbados Is One of the Caribbean’s Hottest Destinations

In July alone, Barbados saw an 8 percent increase in visitors compared to the same month in 2018, thanks to what seems to have been a booming Crop Over festival.

Guernsey has reason to be optimistic

Global optimism was a net 39%, 15% down on where the sentiment was in the summer of 2018, and the weakest optimism score since Q4 2016.

How offshore law is supporting the growth of new industries in Asia

The cryptocurrency and blockchain based technology sectors are also seeing a lot of interest in the region and particularly in Singapore – although from a regulatory perspective, regulators have been adopting a more cautious approach given the perce

Scotia Continues In Belize

In Belize, our focus is on serving customers and providing products and solutions to meet their needs,” he told the Financial Gleaner.

World Bank Supports Maldives in its Journey Towards Resilience and Prosperity

The suite of instruments are quick disbursing sources of financing that will support the government to take immediate response, relief and recovery activities following a disaster or an emergency, including health.

Swiss Private Banking in Critical Condition

Bigger is better in the quest for success

Safe harbor: how Switzerland is presenting a safe harbor in the midst of geopolitical instability By Yusra Sarkar

‘Aside from blocking its shares from being traded directly in the European member states in an ongoing spat with the EU, Switzerland has remained relatively untouched by the political turmoil we’re seeing elsewhere in the world,’ says Ma

Does the economic substance legislation affect my BVI or Cayman entity?

It is thus crucial for entities incorporated in relevant jurisdictions to assess whether they are carrying out ‘Relevant Activities’ as prescribed and whether there is a need to demonstrate “substance”.

Events Jersey to host global CONIFA AGM

We also look forward to spending time learning more about the island and using it as a base to plan the next 12 months of CONIFA activities.

Corporate Transparency Advances in Three Nations, More Tortoise than Hare

Rather than operating as a passive recipient of data

Caribbean Citizenship by Investment Tops New 2019 CBI Index Yet Again

Overall, the central industry trends of transparency, experience, and enhanced security saw the Caribbean nations carry their success from past years into 2019, outperforming their peers in five out of seven pillars.

Must we separate the roles of Chairman and CEO? - Appleby

It is important for organisations to be run responsibly and managed effectively for long-term prosperity, to create sustainable value for shareholders, stakeholders and the nation.

Global Perspectives by Geoff Cook

ESG terminology can be complicated; terms such as 'Impact investing,' 'socially responsible investing,' and 'green investing' are often used interchangeably, but have quite different meanings.

Guernsey substance and benefits of the mature NPPR

Guernsey is a mature, highly experienced and transparent jurisdiction, operating in cooperation with the European Commission, ensuring this is clearly understood and acknowledged.

Caribbean Business And Finance Report

US-based businesses doing business in and with the Caribbean are finding out the hard way that several banks are not supporting business transactions in several countries which are on what is dubbed a ‘high risk’ list.

Brexit could impact environmental funding for Cayman

CCMI and National Trust both receive EU funding

Jersey publishes Q2 house price report

All other property types decreased in mean price compared with the previous quarter.

ScotiaBank sells to Jamaican Bank, not closing branches

The bank has reportedly chosen to drop the Caribbean branches over concerns about sanctions and profits.

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