Managers of Wealth Offshore

Private equity fund raising in Guernsey

Everything is tried and tested.

Panama competes for Latin America corruption trophy

Meanwhile another set of scales wielded by a compliant judiciary blind to anomalies and under a perpetual 'for sale sign ensures that the balance of power remains where it has been since the Spaniards first landed on the Isthmus while the descen

Antiguan Government hopeful Scotia will sell bank to the State

Scotiabank wrote to the Prime Minister last week to indicate that it would either sell to RFH or close its branch.

OECD tax chief uses Cayman to illustrate minimum tax rate

The OECD is pursuing two avenues to target the issue that certain businesses, digital companies in particular, can have significant market share in a country where they do not have a physical presence, and as a result escape corporate taxation there.

Barbados-Kenya sign new agreement

Noting that Barbados has a high literacy rate compared to Kenya, Kenyatta stated that education presents a potential area for the two countries to further collaborate through sharing of experiences and expertise.

Fraser says VI businesses treated unfairly

Mr. Fahie added that the Financial Services Commission is working on ways to operate the “MBC regime” so as to provide relief for local companies.

Guernsey - The Natural Home for Private Capital

In a contribution to HFM's Guernsey 2019 Special Report, Walkers Partner Kate Storey explains why Guernsey is perfectly positioned to support the rise of private capital. The term ‘private capital’ can be used to refer to the nature of t

Adapt to survive, AM Best tells global reinsurers

This market absorbed a substantial amount of the related losses from the catastrophe events of 2017-2018, but remains the fastest-growing segment of the insurance-linked securities market, noted AM Best.

Let’s talk about Hong Kong - Zedra

In a practical sense, we haven’t seen companies or large amounts of capital leave Hong Kong as would be the case if corporations or individuals were genuinely panicked or believed the current tensions are the new status quo.

Offshore captive insurers: are the EU’s economic substance requirements a game-changer?

Captive insurers are certainly not shell companies.

Jersey earnings index reveals financial sector low

All-sector average earnings were 0.2% lower in real terms than in June 2018, representing the second consecutive 12-month period that average earnings have decreased in real terms.

Equiom Champions Corporate Services Professionalism as Global Regulation Tightens

Hong Kong offers an excellent base from which to expand regionally and globally

Modern money: how family constitutions can pave the way for harmonious family businesses

Family constitutions vary from family to family, and helpfully, covers topics like entitlements, remuneration, share ownership and succession.

Jamaican economy grew by 1% in June quarter - PIOJ

Growth in the economy was however negatively affected by drought conditions, which led to a 2.5 per cent contraction of the Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing industry.

With the British Virgin Islands back on track following Hurricanes Irma and Maria, BVI Finance sets its sights on new fintech opportunities

This promises to make the reporting process quicker and more efficient while improving the consistency of information that firms send to regulators.

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