Managers of Wealth Offshore

Return of Onsite Examinations in April 2022

We will continue to regularly review our position and advise Industry should any changes be necessary.

A look back at 2021 – trading activity on the rise despite ongoing health crisis

2021 could be characterised as a turning point that saw the start of a rising trend in yields, as well as the return of a strong and sudden inflation partly due to a rise in energy and commodity prices. In parallel, 2021 saw volatility and uncertainty inf

Navigating the next horizons

The crypto economy, the adoption of AI in fund management, and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors are all rapidly growing developments that financial sector businesses will have to plan for and deal with over the coming years.

Jersey included in UK-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA)

As with the recent Australia deal Jersey's inclusion in this agreement supports our obligations under the Jersey-UK Customs Arrangement, and accords with the principles endorsed by the States Assembly for FTA participation on 23 November 2021.

Chief executive talks leadership

She is said to have worked across Belfast communities, identifying local needs with the 60-member council comprising eight political parties across ten electoral areas.

Do you know your client well enough?

Understanding due diligence procedures

Republic Bank’s first quarter on the up

The chairman told shareholders and regulators that despite the ongoing concerns over the duration and long-term impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the bank remained committed to supporting clients and stakeholders

Public/Private Partnerships on the IoD Agenda for February Breakfast

The IoD committee respectfully requests that all attendees take a LFT before attending.

Cayman Budget rules consistently bent for years

The new PACT government has continued the trend of using the provision, according to data obtained by the Compass following an open records request.

MALTA: KMP releases study on evolution of employment

Firstly, economic growth created many more job opportunities

The dawn of a new data era for family offices

Having access to data such as cash at bank and project costs evaluation would allow family offices to judge a situation in real time, enable them to make complicated decisions more easily, manage investment risk, and seize opportunities quicker.

BAHAMAS: Extend Remote Working To Mitigate Energy Cost Surge

The Family Islands will get it worst.

MALTA: Deficit of €66 million reported by government consolidated fund in January

Debt stands at €8,128 million

"Rising star" Katie Baxter named one of UK's top 40 under 40 private client practitioners

Katie has been featured in Citywealth's Top 40 Recommended Under 40

Malta Government deficit at €66 million in January

By the end of January 2022, total expenditure stood at €418.3 million, 32.4 per cent lower than the previous year.

Bank Fees: Cibc And Fidelity Are Cheapest

Bank of The Bahamas matched it on late credit card payments

Argo continues cost cutting

Argo’s expense ratio fell from 37.5% in 2020 to 36.8% in 2021, while general and administrative costs have decreased faster than sales costs. In 2022 the company aims to reduce the ratio further to meet a 36% target.

Jersey Finance to Participate in Rwanda Delegation Visit

Over the course of the week, the Rwandan delegation – comprising of key representatives from Rwanda’s finance bodies and agencies – will meet with various Jersey stakeholders to learn more about our international finance centre.

Why Middle East clients are turning to Guernsey for philanthropy

Charitable giving in the Middle East is part of the fabric of society.

Assad Abdullatiff, Axis: Mauritius is an ideal jurisdiction for the establishment and administration of philanthropic structures

He emphasises that Mauritius offers not only the right legal vehicles to accommodate philanthropic ventures but also a number of other advantages through its conducive business ecosystem.

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