Managers of Wealth Offshore

Putting the green into greenback

The funds delivered the results, the managers earned their fees and investors saw mouth-watering returns.

We need financial patience, not pain

When it comes to rebuilding public finances, think financial patience not pain.

Harneys litigation podcast “Take 10”: Season two, episode one - Directors' Duties during troubling times

Julie Engwirda and Ian Mann discuss directors’ duties

Cayman Pension cash-out hurts funds, savers and the taxpayer

“If you do not need it, do not take it.”

Cash is King - conserve and carry on - SANNE Group

Governments and investors generally seem to be supporting well-considered borrowing to ensure sustainability in the economy and specific businesses across multiple sectors.

Client pulse: wealth planning concerns during the pandemic

The pandemic has caused many clients to really assess what they want their lasting legacy to be.

Family Office concept the way forward

They form companies that manage such things as their investments, insurance, taxes, charitable donations, as well as their personal property, security and family matters.

Economic report warns up to 14,000 jobs could be lost in COVID-19 crisis

That figure could rise above 14,000 if the curfews go on through June and July, the report warns.

If you want a bailout in Europe, don’t use tax havens

Skeptics say measures don't do enough to combat fiscal paradises within the EU.

Re/insurance industry will help Bermuda normalise its economy: ABIR

ABIR is ready to create jobs and increase financial investment in Bermuda, Huff said

Grant Thornton surveys Guernsey confidence around Covid-19

Grant Thornton Director of Human Capital Susie Crowder said: “Covid-19 is a human tragedy first and foremost. The economic impact is now being felt, with some industry sectors already suffering.

A Charming Little Island in The Bahamas

It’s that rare place that captivates you while you’re there and stays with you, indefinitely, when you aren’t.

ECLAC predicts biggest economic contraction in region’s history

According to the estimates, gross domestic product in Latin America and the Caribbean will decline 5.3% in 2020.

Banking's New Reality: Getting Remote Work Right (Part 1 of a Multipart Series)

Here are the common missteps banks should avoid to successfully enable remote work and digital operations, during the pandemic and beyond.

The impact of the global lockdown on corporate debt restructuring and trustees

Trustees would need to have suitable indemnities and legal counsel opinions in order to get comfortable with the meeting.

COVID-19 Spot Survey: Implications on Globally Mobile Employees

Assignees remaining in host country locations are being directed to follow local country mandates including stay-at/work-from-home and self-quarantining as needed.

Offshore Business Update - Appleby

Our online hub which hosts this information will be continually updated as the pandemic evolves.

The Comfort of Diversification by JTC

Rightly or wrongly, risk to capital is back on the table, and like 2008, clients want to know how to best spread their risk and achieve the comfort of diversification.

Lessons in Lockdown

The island of Bermuda may be in lockdown, but that does not mean that it has shut down completely. Rather, some might say that it has a chance to set the benchmark for working from home efficiently.

Succession planning through a new lens by Geoff Cook

The lesson here is that succession planning is not seen universally as the be-all and end-all.

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