Managers of Wealth Offshore

Is smart money on gender investing?

The Asia Foundation, which works across 18 countries in the region, believes the more women that participate in an economy, the more successful that economy.

Call for cap on number of super-rich immigrants

THE number of super-rich immigrants moving to the Island ‘should be restricted’, a Scrutiny Panel member has said, following news that a growing number of high-net-worth individuals have shown an interest in relocating to Jersey.

Weaponising the risk against financial crime

This approach is equally important, and most probably even more essential, for banks to be successful in the war against financial crime.

Beacon Insurance ratings reaffirmed but challenges threaten

It reaffirmed the company’s financial strength rating of CariA- which indicates that its relative ability to meet its ongoing insurance obligations is good.

Insurers need knowledge of all sectors

Some basic tenets, there are many, many more not listed, applicable to insurance coverage ability, whether a commercial or self-funded organisation

Saffery Champness promotes August cycling

The firm is sharing health and safety resources

Guernsey's place in the world

Guernsey has unchanged and unrivalled global market access, including the UK and Europe, following Brexit.

Evolution, not revolution: A practical discussion on closed ended structures in Ireland

Irish regulated funds are exempt from Irish tax on income and gains derived from their investments and are not subject to any Irish tax on their net asset value.

Beware of non-regulated ‘investments’ being targeted at Islanders

The Forum has confirmed that property and land investments are not covered by financial regulation.

Ask the Business Coach: Are too many businesses using Covid as an excuse for poor service?

The environment in which businesses are now operating has become increasingly complex.

Different pension types explained

hese contributions are invested and the funds will build up until you reach retirement.

Just over half a million dollars worth of pennies redeemed

The Central Bank acknowledges that a sizeable amount of the coins that were not redeemed by the public are unlikely to be in anyone’s possession inside The Bahamas.

The Pharmaceutical Industry In Mauritius - Promoting Local Setup

The development of the pharmaceutical industry in Mauritius represents a fundamental component of the government’s economic agenda to diversify into new sectors of activity, more so now than ever given the current COVID-19 crisis.

Government should be more responsive to complaints, report warns

The office highlighted such delays as “recurring themes” in the cases it examined in 2020.

4 high profile examples of debt-for-control strategies

Debt to equity conversions can take place through a consensual out of court process, bankruptcy proceedings or local law processes binding to creditors.

Trust and simplicity in payments

Trust Payments is powering a digital payments revolution in Malta and Gozo.

2021 IoD Convention to focus on Guernsey global brand

In a break from the format of previous IoD Conventions, the themes will be explored in a series of short TED-style talks.

Difficult decisions required on the issues facing the Island after pandemic recedes

Our finance industry portrays itself as being of the highest integrity while we wish to cultivate drugs that are still illegal in most of the world.

TLB Releases Updated Guide to High Net Worth Life Insurance

Since the launch of the inaugural edition of the Guide in 2020, the world and global economy has undergone dramatic changes.

IoD Director of the Year Awards 2021 Finalists

An expanded ten categories were opened to nominations for the inspirational individuals who have led their organisations through this unprecedented and challenging year.

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