Managers of Wealth Offshore

Cryptocurrencies and the offshore world - a difficult marriage?

An article co-authored by Jersey Group Partner Sam Sturrock and Trainee Solicitor Sophie Moustras has been published on Finextra.

Why Guernsey For Pensions?

The Guernsey pensions industry recognises that international pensions are constantly evolving and therefore takes a collaborative approach to ensure the island stays at the forefront of international pensions.

How South African and offshore trusts differ

There's a common misconception in South Africa that local and offshore trust structures are essentially the same thing.

‘Jersey’s Relationship With Africa Will Produce Dynamism For Wealth Creation, Management’

Already working with a number of jurisdictions across the continent, we provide a secure platform that supports future outbound African investments

Malta faces 'serious harm' if greylisted by imminent FATF decision

A new paper published last month by the International Monetary Fund, set out out how greylisted countries have been hit over the years.

Time out with partner Simon Schilder

An economics and politics graduate from Southampton University, his interest in working in the financial sector was sparked by the collapse of Barings Bank in the mid 1990s.

Cayman Government expects larger budget deficit

Finance Minister Chris Saunders said if the monthly tourism stipend was increased to $2,000, as demanded by the Opposition, the projected deficit would rise well in excess of $200 million this year.

The key challenges and goals for private equity in 2021 and beyond

The report covers five core themes: the current operational environment in 2021, setting up a fund, reporting guidelines and ESG, outsourcing and technology.

Investors still keen on Barbados

“That still has momentum because we are still getting interest from people who have said ‘we are interested in developing this part or that part’.

Crestbridge Luxembourg Anniversary Insight Series - The Brexit Opportunity

From an investment funds perspective, for some, London will maintain its powerhouse status, and Brexit will not diminish its position as a major global hub for international capital.

AM Best takes StarStone Insurance Bermuda and Liechtenstein off negative review

AM Best expects the risk-adjusted capitalisation of both entities to remain at the strongest level in the medium term, based on the consolidated run-off plan for these entities.

Indians' money parked in Swiss banks surge

The holdings via securities and similar instruments saw a steep rise, however, customer deposits dropped, annual data from Switzerland's central bank showed

Deloitte’s Crown Dependencies and Gibraltar offices join forces

In addition to the three islands and Gibraltar, John will be responsible for the UK firm’s Financial Services audit business focusing on pensions, UK-regulated funds, fintech, broking and associated businesses.

Life after Acquisition: An Interview with ZEDRA Director, Charlotte Murtagh

Charlotte’s loyalty and commitment to change has allowed extraordinary career diversity all within one organisation

Bahamas Financial Services Sector fared well during COVID-19

The Financial Services Sector remains the second largest contributor to The Bahamas’ Gross Domestic Product (GDP); and according to the minister, it has been resilient in the wake of the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Will 2021 be your year of digitalisation?

As the industry consolidates and polarises, the pressure to move away from time and materials charging to fixed pricing models has never been greater, driving the need for increased efficiencies, automated processes and reduced costs.

Board Effectiveness

Guest article by Mark Peters and Derek Woodward are Managing Partners of BE-GS.

Skipton announced as finalist

This accolade positions Skipton among the elite few for its commitment to high performance through excellent service to its customers.

The future of Guernsey commercial property in a virulent world

Workspaces will have to become smarter, more flexible and be able to change with little time and cost depending on the circumstances.

CCRIF members cede over $1bn for second successive year

CCRIF started operations in 2007 with 16 Caribbean member governments and just under $500 million in coverage for tropical cyclones and earthquakes.

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