Managers of Wealth Offshore

EY webcast to explore economic outlook for Channel Islands

Andrew Dann, EY’s Channel Islands Managing Partner, and David White, Head of Tax in Guernsey, will be hosting alongside Martin.

Skipton reports 97% surge in EU residents buying UK rental property

The worth of the buy-to-let sector was analysed by reviewing the level of privately rented stock across the UK compared with values during 2017, indicating changes over the past five years.

Cayman Islands: $1.43 billion in real estate transactions bring record government revenues

The income from stamp duties on land transfers alone was $104.3 million.

Barbados shrugs off tax worries to record strong year for captive registrations

The growth came despite concerns over moves to impose a global minimum tax rate, potentially weakening Barbados’s appeal.

The Best All-Inclusive Hotels in The Bahamas

A pair of mid-rise hotel buildings frame two pools, swim-up bars, and a food truck oasis; unique dining options include seafood on Gordon’s Pier and Aralia House on Barefoot Cay.

How much money you need to have saved for retirement based on your age

Understanding and appreciating this principle is the key to developing better saving habits.

47 findings identified across 13 supervised businesses in customer risk assessment thematic examination

The examinations were conducted at 14 supervised businesses, with no findings identified at one of them.

Skipton International wins customer services award

“We want to ensure we are consistently providing our customers with an exemplary personal service, as well as understanding ways in which we can evolve, improve and make banking as simple and pain-free as possible.”

How charities benefit from Lloyds Bank Foundation’s mentoring scheme

Lyam brings planning, commercial and digital skills to give us strategic and practical advice

ILS market hits new high with record issuance in 2021

It also notes that the cat bond market has been diversifying perils for investors, with US wind perils accounting for about 35% of the offering, followed by multi-peril aggregate bonds and US earthquakes.

No 'exodus' of businesses because of greylisting, says MFSA chair John Mamo

During parliamentary grilling for his re-appointment, MFSA chair John Mamo says CEO Joseph Gavin's interview with Times of Malta was a 'comedy of errors' • Opposition MPs vote against his appointment

EY named a leader for ESG consulting services by independent research firm

The report highlights a long history of engagement with the C-suite on ESG and sustainability initiatives across EY, and the ability to offer strategic advice across a broad range of areas.

Outlook for Africa and India 2022

The figures, however, hide some stark divergences amongst the countries on the continent.

Careers in Fund Finance: Interview with Robin Smith of Carey Olsen

We asked Robin about the background to his career in law and finance, his team at Carey Olsen, the unique aspects of practicing offshore, and his views on the development of the fund finance industry.

UK Digital Right to Work Checks

Although the requirements are designed to ensure EU and EEA workers have a legal right to work in the UK, all employees’ right to work should be established and recorded.

Guernsey considers establishing a Development Agency

Guernsey’s Policy and Resources Committee has published a policy letter proposing the establishment of a development agency to drive economic, environmental and social regeneration on the island’s east coast.

10 good reasons to place your trust in Switzerland

These have only been further enhanced in recent years and, for us, can be summarised into ten reasons for Switzerland continuing to be a highly attractive destination for those looking to establish suitable trust structures to manage and protect their wea

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