Managers of Wealth Offshore

Global Registration Services – Market Update, Q3 2017

All share classes which are available under the prospectus must be taken into account when making this assessment.

A Mauritian bank sets its sights on the continent

The shift towards Africa, mooted by former finance minister Xavier-Luc Duval back in 2013, makes sense, given the changing pressures on the Mauritian economy.

Dutch finance group TMF picks London for HQ after £1bn flotation

TMF employs about 7,000 people across 125 offices in more than 80 countries

Malta remains focused on attracting talent

The aim of these initiatives is to deliver information on the flexibility of the legal and regulatory framework in Malta and the ability to set up a comprehensive range of fund structures covering AIFs, UCITS and PIFs.

BAHAMAS: Innovation Needed For Financial Services Sector

What we have to be innovative.

Bahamas charts a clear path

The establishment of all of these structures and vehicles must be conducted through a licensed service provider, bank or trust company in The Bahamas.

Guernsey sees growth in business from a new generation of philanthropists

She said that increasingly wealthy families and individuals are demanding resources and expertise to be applied to their philanthropy

Why expats should treat UK property with caution

Property investment in the UK is now less attractive for expats than using a pension or investment wrapper, according to technical expert David Denton.

Aztec Group wins Fund Administrator of the Year award

The judging process involved a written submission, which was secruinised by a panel of private equity veterans to create a shortlist, which was were then put to an industry vote

Channel Islands investment companies hit record £50 billion assets under management

There are 113 investment companies domiciled in the Channel Islands.

Measuring Jersey’s Economy GVA and GDP - 2016

This report presents estimates of the size and performance of Jersey’s economy, measured according to the internationally agreed framework.

JAMAICA: Employers Bow Out Of Costly Pension Plans

Hall said there are now fewer defined benefit plans and fewer superannuation funds, and that 44 per cent of plan participants are now in approved retirement schemes.

Capgemini: Technology Is a Threat to Wealth Managers

Wealth managers deliver above-benchmark investment returns for HNWIs, but satisfaction lags in the face of HNWIs’ demands for more holistic services and concerns with fees

Seychelles - Striking the Equilibrium between Conservation and Development

The Government encourages investment in all sectors through collaborative consultations ensuring that continuous progress is made in a sustainable and responsible manner.

Ogier supports the Kiwanis Key Leader programme for the second year running

The programme has trained over 700 high school students since its inception in Cayman in 2005.

Cayman Islands: Premier Leads Delegation to UK, Brussels, for Financial Services Matters

The visit is a continuation of Government's proactive engagements with UK and Brussels-based EU officials.

Allianz Global Wealth Report: Recovery in turbulent times

Last year's acceleration in growth came mostly from industrialized countries, where asset growth doubled to 5.2 percent.

Maltese Financial Services Sector Expects Strong Growth

These findings show the high levels of confidence people working in Malta’s financial services sector have for its future

Jersey teachers’ fund puts faith in active management

The same research anticipates passive assets under management rising to $23.2tn (£17.1tn) by the end of 2020, from $11.3tn (£8.3tn) in 2015.

Firms Move Staff To Bermuda Due To Hurricane

Conyers will continue to conduct BVI work from various of its offices worldwide.

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