Managers of Wealth Offshore

An enticing citizenship destination

This is an opportunity that should be granted to every individual, but unfortunately is often restricted to those who have the means to make large investments.

Jersey Finance urges sensible debate ahead of 2018 Elections

As the representative body of the finance industry, Jersey Finance is asking those participating in the election process to consider its views and has published a document entitled ‘Working Together for a Better Future’, to highlight its visio

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Anyway, it’s certainly been a horrendous few weeks for the social media giant.

The Future Of Private Wealth Structuring In Jersey by Michael Powell

Much has been written about the “Paradise Papers” and no doubt there will be more “revelations” in the future.

Jersey Finance publishes roadmap

"The finance industry is the largest contributor to the Jersey economy. When it does well, the island does well.”

Impact investing is good for the planet and returns, say Rathbones

They told an audience of trustees and other investors how supporting a measurable and beneficial social or environmental impact, as well as achieving compelling financial returns, is at the heart of sustainable investing.

The EU and the ‘new 21st century colonialism’ by Anthony Travers OBE

Anthony Travers OBE is a senior partner with the Cayman law firm Travers Thorp Alberga, and chairman of the Cayman Islands Stock Exchange. T

Healthcare insurance buyers are turning to Bermuda

That is the view of Vivienne Moniz, senior vice president and underwriting manager of Excess Casualty Insurance at XL Catlin, speaking ahead of the Bermuda Healthcare Forum.

EU tax haven blacklist a ‘real danger’ to the Isle of Man

The Isle of Man’s chief minister, Howard Quayle, says the jurisdiction faces the “very real danger” of being put on the EU tax haven blacklist.

Bermuda registers 11 re/insurers in first two months of 2018

The BMA is pleased to see these increased re/insurance registrations, despite challenging market conditions.

How are family offices dealing with compliance?

For Single Family Offices financial regulators do not perceive their activities as a threat to consumers or financial stability.

Case study insights into the UK’s new trust register

The UK’s new trust register is ringing in big changes for non-UK trustees and beneficiaries.

Jersey Finance announces London conference

A range of expert speakers from Jersey Finance Member firms and partners will examine how family office structures are adapting to meet the needs of Generation X and Y

Brexit Clock Ticking For Expat QROPS Transfers

Any changes are likely to come with Qualifying Recognised Overseas Pension Schemes (QROPS).

IoM in bottom half of finance centres

Moves down one place to 57th

IOM: A real danger we will end up in blacklist

The Isle of Man escaped blacklisting by the European Union in December.

Caribbean dollar trouble looms

Rose warned of a “dramatic effect in all of the countries in the American financial sphere, especially countries that are fixed to the United States dollar.”

The Bahamian Island where Martin Luther KING wrote his speeches

When he was in town, King often stayed at the Big Game Club and Resort, a members' club that doubled as a hotel. His room, number 303, has since been remodeled (meaning you can't say you are sleeping in the same bed or using the same telephone a

Funds sector welcomes Private Investment Fund changes

The PIF is based on a close relationship between investors and managers.

Bahamas: Corporate Tax 'Is A Five-Year Project'

The KPMG executive said corporate taxation and the EU's 'economic substance' demands were two distinct, separate issues, with the 28-nation bloc not requiring the Bahamas to implement such a levy to escape its 'blacklist'.

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