Managers of Wealth Offshore

BML's first quarter profit at MVR 497 million

This is approximately MVR 100 million more than in the first quarter last year.

Financial analysis: Increasing capital market participation

The government lacks a vision for the capital market.

Mourant offers 12-month financial services trainee placements

The placement offers trainees the chance to get hands-on experience across the administration, accounting, and operations teams in Mourant's growing Governance Services business.

Meet Ogier's philanthropy expert Josephine Howe

Josephine remains firmly at the top of the league and is listed in Private Client Global Elite's directory of the world's most highly regarded private client lawyers.

Today we meet Giles Morison, Tax Director at Moore Stephens

Giles Morison, Tax Director at Moore Stephens in Jersey, draws on over 25 years of experience to oversee UK and Jersey tax matters for trusts, companies and individuals.

The future of family offices: Evolving needs, enduring structures

Many are establishing dynamic, multi-purpose platforms to suit their unique governance, investment management, philanthropic and succession needs.

What is reinsurance?

Reinsurance contracts can be negotiated directly with a reinsurer or arranged through a reinsurance broker or other third-party intermediary.

Actuary calls for more Caymanians to join profession

Rachel Funk said the country at present had 70 actuaries, up from just 20 in 2018, and predicted more would be required in the future as the reinsurance sector in Cayman grew.

Cayman a growing hot spot for the super rich

While Cayman Compass is not able to independently verify the data, the findings chime with insight from realtors, economists and immigration experts.

Top speakers to explore intersection of tech and VC at London funds event

She examines the incredible insights data can provide, but also where its limitations lie.

Why the Trump effect could be a good thing for Cayman’s key industry

In previous elections in both the UK and the US politicians have made scathing reference to Cayman.

DBRS confirms Malta's A rating but warns of structural challenges

US tariffs unlikely to impact Malta as much as many other EU countries, agency says

When can a company claim privilege against its own shareholders in the Cayman Islands?

It has traditionally been accepted that a company cannot claim privilege against its shareholders due to a common or joint interest in the legal advice being received by the company

The IQ-EQ Inter-Island Yacht Race

The combination of nearly 400 employees based in Guernsey and Jersey and an expertise in yachting services made the decision to sponsor this high-profile event a simple one.

Psychological Safety: Creating space for innovation

The concept of psychological safety has likely existed for as long as humans have formed groups, although Edgar H. Schein and Warren G. Bennis first introduced the term itself.

Letter from America: US Market Update

The US presents us with both an immense opportunity and a significant challenge—one that we are well-positioned to address.

Barbados named world’s most expensive country in 2025

Despite offering more affordable options in the Caribbean, Barbados has become the most popular choice for visitors, according to the survey.

How Guernsey’s private trustee structures can protect assets

Private Trust Companies and Private Trust Foundations remain effective vehicles for preserving the value of significant assets, says Rupert Pleasant, chief executive of Guernsey Finance

Major global survey by STEP reveals shifting tax priorities

It offers a clear snapshot of the evolving attitudes toward wealth, taxation and social responsibility.

Day 2: Insights on Innovation from our Sustainable Finance Summit

At our innovation-themed summit event, expert speakers explored the power of technology to make impactful changes to nature and biodiversity, as well as how the climate crisis affects GDP, business and local communities.

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