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Balancing work, income and lifestyle - HSBC

Their aspirations don't necessarily mean being locked to a bleak desk day after day though.

Financial Services in The Bahamas: Beating Disruption with Innovation

The Bahamas Government has made digital technology a critical element of the national development plan.

World Tourism Day 2018: protecting World Heritage

The UNESCO World Heritage Centre, through its Sustainable Tourism Programme, is continuously developing online tools that enable World Heritage sites to better manage and monitor tourism.

Beneficial Ownership Registers: A step forward, or unnecessary nuisance?

Global wealth management administration and accounting systems provider Touchstone in August acted as co-host with Hubbis for two private discussions in Hong Kong and Singapore on the role and the potential impact of these new public beneficial ownership

Blockchain: a path to innovation

In the same way that the Cayman Islands has innovated to stay ahead of the curve in other areas, it must ensure that it leverages new technologies such as blockchain, writes Daniella Skotnicki from Harneys.

Private Wealth Put Simply? Read On!

Most company pension schemes are structured as trusts, as well as life insurance policies and charities. All of these are accessed by people around the globe, every day – not just the very wealthy.

Cayman National shareholders pave way for bank’s sale

Five of the six directors voted in favor of the motion, with Clarence Flowers Jr. being the lone holdout.

Your Guide to Understanding Offshore Private Banking

Many people think that offshore banking is complicated, while others believe it is best left for the wealthiest among us.

Clarien gives $85,000 to good causes

The latest cash support follows a $91,000 donation from the foundation to nine charities in March.

IDB eyes Barbados for $100 million ‘first-ever’ loan

The SDL loan to Barbados would cover two per cent of the gross domestic product (GDP) and is geared for budget support, financing of the fiscal deficit, settling the accumulation of arrears and building foreign reserves.

Barbados ‘to relax exchange controls’

The relaxation of foreign exchange controls by the Central Bank of Barbados is a long-term process that is to be phased in

SANNE shortlisted in GCC Awards

SANNE oversees a wide range of structures and asset classes for families which vary both in their value and structuring complexities.

Busy first half of 2018 for M&A in Guernsey

The International Stock Exchange, which is headquartered in Guernsey, is also reporting impressive growth in the rate of new listings.

Productivity falls 2% in Jersey’s finance sector

The report said that productivity in Jersey had fallen by almost a quarter since its high point in 2007, prior to the global financial crisis.

Lubin: Bermuda a start-up nation

Mr Lubin was speaking after appearing on stage in a “fireside chat” with David Burt, the Premier, on the topic of blockchain, in a free-to-enter conference at the Hamilton Princess yesterday.

Cayman National Corporation acquisition: Board recommends sale to Trinidad bank

The US$6.25 offer by Republic Bank represents a $0.75 premium over the stock’s listed price, which was US$5.50 as of Tuesday.

Accuro: Administrator of the Year

Congratulations both to Pauline and Tahlia on their achievements

San Marino Plans to Ask for IMF Bailout to Bolster Banks

Seven banks have closed within the past decade with the last five standing saddled with bad debts of approximately €1.7bn, equal to about 117% of the state’s GDP.

Guernsey Q3 property market hits new high

The median price (realty only) of the 112 local market flats sold in the first nine months of 2018 currently stands at £236,031, which is down from the £244,150 recorded in the previous year.

Bermuda remains global ILS issuance leader

More than half (50.8 percent) of total coverage for all perils ($16.9 billion of $33.3 billion) is sponsored by primary insurers

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