Managers of Wealth Offshore

BERMUDA: The business year in review

Butterfield was aiming to raise $250 million, with some of the shares being sold by existing shareholders

Oxfam report a travesty

This Oxfam report is not worth the paper on which it was written, and needs to be analysed in detail, for as we enjoy the Christmas season, we need to reflect that every dollar we earn contributes to our national well-being! Happy New Year to one and all!

Guardians of the 1%

Assets are hidden and taxes dodged in an offshore world that creates ‘zones of lawlessness’ and acts as a ‘parasitic twin’ on nation-states. Aifric Campbell reviews ‘Capital Without Borders’ by Brooke Harrington.

Panama's revolving door shows global challenge of offshore reform

If they didn’t change their ways, the OECD promised, sanctions would follow. Some observers predicted “the death of tax havens.”

Ex-Minister: Bahamas Is ‘Nowhere Near’ Junk

“There are many layers of liquidity you can free up to meet public debt obligations,” Mr Smith told Tribune Business. “And we’ve never been in an IMF programme.

Malta: Increased Deal Activity For Maltese Banks

Radical changes in the economic and regulatory environment are leading to a rethinking of banks’ business models.

Realtors: Bahamas Near Top Of ‘Economic Hump’

Agreeing that the S&P downgrade would not impact second home purchasers, Mr Dupuch suggested it would have more effect on persons coming to the Bahamas to invest in development projects.

Swiss Banker Departures in 2016

The long-standing Chief Executive of Private Bank had planned his departure years ago

Millions flow to European money havens

The total amount of funds going overseas has risen steadily at about 5 per cent a year

S&P upgrades Sagicor after move from Barbados base

In a separate statement on SLIB, Perez and Palacios said: “We're keeping our 'BB-' ratings on Barbados-based insurer SLIB on Credit Watch"

Is robotic technology the future of wealth management? Comment from Hugh Mullan, NED of Multrees Investor Services

“Robo-advice as a term is everywhere. Over time, it will undoubtedly help firms offer services at lower fees or in higher volumes. However, using algorithms to drive client solutions for higher value or more complex and sophisticated client needs is

Panama Papers: What happened next?

How did it happen?

Asset Allocation Trends of Sovereign Wealth Funds, Focus on Private Market Capabilities

SWFs cited a wide range of factors that led to success in private markets

IOSCO monitors growing use of automated advice tools to protect investors

A growing number of retail investors, whether by preference or because they consider the services of traditional intermediaries too expensive or extensive for their needs, also prefer to manage their own portfolios using online tools.

Graham Sheward: “Mauritius offers unparalleled opportunities for African investments”

What would you say are the main strengths of Mauritius as an IFC?

Sanlam Private Wealth 2017 Outlook

While most people would prefer to close the door on 2016 and never look back, the reality is that the drama of last year is yet to fully unfold.

Panama Papers, tax havens and the global fight against corruption

From the world famous Panama Canal to the pristine blue beaches and casinos, Panama is home to 3.9 million people.

It's a Small World by Geoff Cook

Our recent reports on the value of Jersey to Britain and Europe highlighted the role that globalisation is playing as a driver for change and how it’s impacting cross-border investment flows.

Premier promotes island in New York

It broadcasts to a listening audience in the New York metropolitan area.

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