Managers of Wealth Offshore

Utility bills and minimum wage push Cayman inflation to 2.8%

Indeed, while the report shows electricity prices up by 5.1% year-on-year, transport and fuel prices fell over the period.

Praxis supports Art for Guernsey exhibition celebrating the island’s iconic trees

From coastal trees shaped by the elements to those found in lanes, parks and gardens, they reflect Guernsey’s relationship with its environment and the shared responsibility to protect it for future generations.

How to use offshore savings to cut inheritance tax like the wealthy

High earners are increasingly turning to offshore bonds to shield their estate from the taxman

Tax gap widens as the complexity of the system starts to bite

The issue is particularly concentrated among smaller businesses, which now make up 62% of the overall gap.

P&R pays tribute to outgoing UK prime minister

Guernsey’s political lead on external relations has paid a warm tribute to the outgoing UK prime minister.

Cayman mortgages catch foreign buyers off guard, says ERA Cayman

ERA Cayman agent Lucy Wood said misunderstandings about the financing process are one of the most common reasons property transactions encounter difficulties.

Family offices prioritise resilience amid global uncertainty

The findings suggest that many are reassessing portfolio strategies in response to geopolitical tensions, concerns over global debt levels and the prospect of economic slowdown.

Award-Winning Sustainable Finance Case Studies

The newly published case studies provide further insight into the work behind each winning submission

Guernsey Financial Services Commission publishes 2025 Annual Report

The Commission also launched the Digital Finance Initiative working with industry through the Digital Forum to further develop Guernsey as a destination of choice for digital finance.

How will recent updates to the Jersey companies law affect you?

Carey Olsen partners David Taylor and James Willmott have been working with key stakeholders

Young workers’ minimum wage proposals criticised

Currently adults must be paid at least £12.60 per hour while young workers aged 16 and 17 have to be paid at least £11.35 per hour.

Mixed responses ahead of youth wage discussions

Deputy Tina Bury thanked contributors for taking part in the targeted consultation, and said the meeting would "inform the committees final proposal to be brought to the States".

Arrest without reason: Jersey and Guernsey's anti-money laundering laws and the trial that never ends

For most of us, our 'source of wealth' is clear.

Channel Eye Insight: Could governed data become the next offshore industry?

Jersey has largely adapted traditional trust and governance principles for data, while the Isle of Man has created a completely new legal structure specifically designed for governed data assets.

Premier: Financial services is in ‘new phase of growth’

The premier, who continues to also serve as financial services minister, said Cayman is now a “serious” contender in the reinsurance sector.

The Great Reorganisation – AI and the future of financial services work

Research into occupational automation risk provides a picture of where the pressure is most acute within financial services

A time to reconnect: strengthening long‑standing partnerships in the Middle East

Guernsey’s relationship with the Middle East is long‑standing and shaped by years of close collaboration.

How real estate funds are raising capital in 2026

These are conversations we have regularly with the real estate managers we work with.

Central Bank report shows modest growth in bank account openings, improvements in processing time

According to the Central Bank, the majority of applications — more than 96 percent — came from residents, with non-resident applications accounting for a small share of overall demand.

How a pension benefit distorted Malta’s gender gap figures

Eurostat data shows Malta’s average gender pension gap increasing from about 31.5% in 2015 to 40.3% in 2024, the highest in the EU compared with an EU average of around 24.5%.

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