Managers of Wealth Offshore

Malta Stock Exchange Updates the Prospects MTF Rules

The DF Group comprises of DF Consultancy Services Limited, which is approved by the Malta Stock Exchange to act as Corporate Advisor to Prospects companies.

Cayman Islands: Death In Paradise by Robert Lindley and Wesley O’Brien

The rule applies to all forms of property (including shares and intangible property) irrespective of where the deceased died, where they resided during their lifetime, and whether or not they left a Will.

GFSC publishes Q1 investment statistics

In the closed-ended sector, the gearing level is lower, with gross asset values of £191.2bn (December 2018: £194.5bn) implying a gearing level of 9.3%.

Crown Dependencies publish guidance on economic substance legislation

At the end of April, the islands issued a joint guidance document which provided further clarification on the application of each CD’s economic substance legislation.

Expats in Cyprus targeted by unlicensed IFAs

Rogue IFAs usually target expats that have just arrived and have no investment experience, offering high-risk investments that they claim is safe.

OECD: almost nowhere for tax dodgers to hide

The OECD reported last week that more than 90 jurisdictions participating in a global transparency initiative under the OECD’s Common Reporting Standard since 2018 have now exchanged information on 47 million offshore accounts, with a total value of

Cayman drops 'excluded persons' regime

Attorney General Samuel Bulgin said the the characterisation of Cayman's ‘excluded persons' regime, which is now being eliminated, was another case of misperception.

OECD joins with Japan to fight financial crime by establishing new academy

The Memorandum of Understanding was signed by the Commissioner of Japan’s National Tax Agency Takeshi Fujii and OECD Secretary-General Angel Gurría.

TMID Editorial: Money laundering - FIAU deserves a chance

Up to this point, it had appeared that the FIAU was doing their job, and the police were failing to do their part in terms of acting upon the intelligence submitted by the FIAU.

How PFC get record $5 demand against $1 bn offshore bond sale

His is the largest such issuance after the ruling combine came back to power with a bigger majority.

Leonard Curtis opens offshore office in Guernsey

Restructuring specialist Leonard Curtis Business Solutions Group has opened its first offshore office in the Channel Island of Guernsey to provide specialist insolvency services and asset protection

Guidance on economic substance rules proving challenging

Guernsey, Jersey and the Isle of Man were the first to release draft “Economic Substance Requirement” legislation and worked closely together to ensure a uniform approach to implementation, which was effective from 1 January 2019.

Bank's Aims Mirror Our Own Goals, Insists Johnson

Regarding The Bahamas’ hosting duties for the 50th annual conference, Mr Johnson noted it’s been tradition for The Bahamas to host the conference every ten years.

Guernsey praised by FBI for tackling financial crime

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Leonard Curtis opens offshore office in Guernsey

It’s the professional services group’s 18th location and first offshore office.

Number of suspicious activity reports increased in 2018

The mutual evaluation report of the Caribbean Financial Action Task Force heavily criticised the Financial Reporting Authority, stating it did not have the tools to assist investigative authorities in the identification of cases.

Confidentiality in issuing Cayman Islands proceedings

The decision came following an application for directions in connection with the withdrawal of an application for leave.

Video interview with Tanya McCartney, CEO of the Bahamas Financial Services Board

CEO of The Bahamas Financial Services Board as she introduces some of the highlights

Bermuda was one of two domiciles to respond to Butler University captive

Butler University first established a presence in Bermuda in 2017 when it became what was believed to be the first student-run captive insurance company.

OECD Program Uncovers €4.9 Trillion in Offshore Holdings

The OECD, which has led the effort on behalf of the G20, said Friday that the widespread adoption of its exchange-of-information (EOI) initiative had led to an estimated 500,000 individuals disclosing offshore assets to their domestic tax authorities for

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