Managers of Wealth Offshore

Cayman’s private sector helps shape climate resilience index

The national resilience project, which originates from a strategic action in the Cayman Islands Climate Change Policy 2024-2050, began in July 2025.

Guernsey launches first fund under sustainability scheme

Any type of fund registered in Guernsey can apply for Nature Capital Funds accreditation

ESG investing in offshore trusts: Unlocking flexibility in the BVI and Cayman Islands

Offshore trust legislation allows trustees to delegate investment and management responsibilities, empowering families to directly pursue ESG investments.

Jersey Energy Technologies to open in Alderney

The company is already working with Alderney Electricity and other local partners to explore low-carbon heating through its own ‘Just Heat’ system, lightweight solar panels used at the Olympic Stadium, and innovative building-integrated solar

Gaps in businesses’ climate action plans slow progress on net-zero goals as global uncertainty remains

Less than half (48%) of organisations have kept their targets in line with scientific guidance on how to mitigate against the worst effects of global warming.

Guernsey Financial Services Commission charts future for finance sector through digital and sustainable growth

Barnaby Molloy, CEO of Guernsey Finance, welcomes this step forward for Guernsey’s regulatory landscape.

Jersey’s Trust Law Remains Fit-for-Purpose as Bermuda Codifies ESG

The Trusts (Jersey) Law 1984 is regularly reviewed to ensure that it is fit for purpose and remains the leading offshore trust legislation while retaining this stability.

Isle of Man offshore windfarm consultation responses published

Submissions range from the need for energy security to concerns over wildlife, shipping lanes and the financial position of the developer

4Gen Gas launched in Guernsey and Jersey

The initiative supports Guernsey and Jersey’s net zero by 2050 targets.

Cayman quietly emerging on the global environmental scene

Young Caymanians Dejea Lyons, Soleil Parkinson and Amber Ebanks were there alongside local policymakers to make their mark on the two-week long COP30

On the path to net zero at the Channel Islands Coop

Rather than beginning with the biggest contributors in our value chain, we have focused first on implementing a direct emissions reduction plan targeting refrigerants, electricity and company vehicles.

Business leaders explore sustainable solutions

Key messages included the need to connect global systems, empower individuals, and embed accountability across organisations.

Jersey’s first Climate Council commence their Review

The amendment called for the creation of an independent body to review progress and advise on future climate change mitigation action.

Barbados Named Earthshot Climate Finalist For Finance Initiatives.

This year’s ceremony will take place in Rio de Janeiro on 5 November.

Six-mile solar canopy could help supply Cayman’s energy needs

With a capacity of around 22 MW it could supply around 6% of Cayman’s electricity demand, effectively turning the highway into one of Cayman’s largest power plants.

CUC revises CON paving way for greener energy future

The new submission differs from the prior document in that it does not outline a specific technology.

Maldives banks on Indian cooperation to achieve 33% renewables target by 2028

India has emerged as a pivotal partner in this transition.

Guernsey Sustainable Finance Seminar highlights urgency of climate adaptation and UK green growth

He reflected on the need for international collaboration and the scaling up of innovative financing mechanisms.

A positive signal with emissions reduction

Public service points to emissions results and equality policies

European Green Bonds and Luxembourg’s role in shaping sustainable finance

Europe’s shift from voluntary principles to the legally binding European Green Bonds label has cemented its status as the reference point for global sustainable finance.

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