10/25/2020
Currently, the entire market is under stress and that will continue, probably until the latter part of 2021.
10/23/2020
The pandemic's effects have been unevenly spread around the globe. In some regions, including Australasia, the Caribbean and mainland Europe, most respondents reported no change in business levels.
10/22/2020
Another “common sign of suspicion is one in which a client attempts to avoid attention from the authorities by making several deposits below $10,000, which is the automatic reporting threshold.”
10/20/2020
On a positive note, it is opined that the crisis may create new opportunities for corporate service providers: “Restructuring, refinancing, and disputes work will be in high demand”.
10/19/2020
Entering September, the market remains strong and confident and property prices do not seem to have been adversely effected by COVID-19 whatsoever and there are no signs of the market slowing down beyond the autumnal norm.
10/19/2020
On 13 October 2020, the Irish Minister for Finance delivered the Irish Budget 2021. The stated objective of the Budget is to address the twin challenges of COVID-19 and Brexit. The total fiscal package announced of €17.75 billion is the largest eve
10/15/2020
Guernsey offers continuity, stability, and certainty - valuable commodities during such troubling times, commodities that are as attractive to principles of family offices as they are to managers of private capital.
10/14/2020
As the coronavirus pandemic reverses decades of gains in combatting inequality, it’s more urgent than ever that authorities excise the dirty money that has “metastasized” within the financial system’s guts.
10/14/2020
The report’s findings have been drawn from in-depth interviews held with 40 leading professional advisers across the private wealth industry, including law firms, banks and investment managers. Key findings include: