Managers of Wealth Offshore

RBC Wealth Management Launches Green Grants Fund

Charities, schools and student researchers are all eligible to apply for the grants.

Positive response to Manager Led Product launch at Guernsey Funds Forum

The event, entitled 'The new scope - investor perspectives, innovation and success', was moderated by ITV News anchor Alastair Stewart OBE, and took place at etc. venues, 155 Bishopsgate, London.

Bermuda's Arch Capital keeps watch on QBE LMI

Arch is also a player in Australian LMI, after signing a deal with major bank Westpac Banking Corp last year. Arch insures all of Westpac's loans with a loan to valuation ratio above 90 per cent.

Launch of CoreShares S&P 500 ETF and CoreShares S&P Global Property 40 ETF

The CoreShares S&P 500 ETF will track the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF which invests in stocks of the S&P 500 Index, representing the top 500 U.S. listed companies.

Indian giant launches fund into the UK

The Luxembourg domiciled Fund – advised from India by Sunil Singhania, CIO at RCAM – draws upon the philosophy and process behind the firm’s flagship fund; the Reliance Growth Fund, which boasts an impressive 20 year track record, has de

Minerva plays key role in the listing of DagangHalal PLC on the ISDX Growth Market

DagangHalal provides a suite of complementary services to those operating in the Halal industry and operates DagangHalal.com, the world’s first global e-marketplace to provide Halal verification.

Money from health insurer could be in Bahamas

The Sme daily analysed the documents in cooperation with the Czech Centre for Investigative Journalism.

Credit Suisse plans operational risk bond

The vehicle being used for the bond is Operational Re Ltd, an insurer licensed by the Bermuda Monetary Authority with its address listed as that of ILS specialist Horseshoe Group.

National Commercial Bank Hints At Further Investments Overseas

The transaction has already been approved in Trinidad and Jamaica, but sign-off is pending in smaller markets.

Mauritius Commercial Bank to launch ETF for Indian government securities

For the first time, overseas retail investors will get an opportunity to invest in Indian GSecs via an exchange traded fund," he said. "MCB is the largest bank there.

BF&M to launch its first share buyback

However, Butterfield has also been buying back its own shares and is seeking more liquidity for its shareholders.

Zedra Acquires Jersey-Based Trust

Expands corporate client, employee benefits and fund services offering and provides a platform for future growth

ILS growth underlines Bermuda’s role as the World’s Risk Capital

The growing acceptance of ILS by the capital markets has evolved this market segment to a pivotal point in its history

Criticism as Panama-based firms buy flats in Glasgow's west end

The disclosures shed light on the thousands of paper companies created in secrecy locations such as the British Virgin Islands.

Exchange-traded Funds: gaining ground

The Stock Exchange of Mauritius (SEM) allows for the local listing of ETFs.

Hedge funds get glacier bond agenda from Iceland’s new PM

Johannsson has little room for error as he tries to guide Iceland through the final steps of unwinding the capital controls in place since 2008

US cautions Caribbean countries offering economic citizenship

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Transamerica Life Bermuda rides the rising wave of Asian wealth

According to the 2015 World Wealth Report, wealth across Asia’s emerging markets is expected to total USD8,404 billion by 2017.

Solvency II and Bermuda’s global reputation shaping up as hot topics for discussion at RIMS 2016

RIMS presents a timely opportunity to counter such misinformation and clarify Bermuda’s worth to the world

Panama Papers: How Jersey-based oil firm avoided taxes in Uganda

Revelations from the Panama Papers show how a company based in Jersey, a British crown dependency, attempted to avoid paying $400m (£280m) in Capital Gains Tax to the Ugandan government, writes BBC Africa's Rob Wilson.

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