Managers of Wealth Offshore

Captive owners will be in a stronger position post-Covid-19

Some policies have a non-damage element but they are few and far between and heavily sub-limited.

Jersey Funds Association Chair delivers virtual update

Pointing to the fact that Jersey’s funds industry recorded a new record high of fund assets being administered last year

Cayman Islands becomes fifth largest source of FDI for India

FDI from Cyprus too increased by about three-times to $879 million in the last financial year from $296 million in 2018-19.

Bahamian Financial Provider Backs IMF Over Interest Rate Cut

Mr Pantry’s comments came a day after the IMF suggested that the Central Bank has some flexibility to cut interest rates.

The world economy on a tightrope

The global outlook is highly uncertain

Data Protection In Bermuda: Overview

The details of these sectoral laws are outside the scope of this Q&A, which focuses on PIPA.

ALFI's 2025 Ambition - Empowering Investors to Meet Their Life Goals

Corinne Lamesch, Chairperson of ALFI, stated: “Our ambition is to empower investors in their financial journey to allow them to meet their life goals."

The Covid crisis and the Oceans

The crisis we are going through, and more particularly the widespread lockdown episode imposed on nearly half of humanity, has shown how much human activity weighs on our planet and the oceans in particular. On the occasion of World Oceans Day, on 8 June,

Guernsey’s green journey is a force for global good

Dr Andy Sloan, Chair of Guernsey Green Finance, explains how the jurisdiction has become a leader in green and sustainable finance.

Boats welcome back to Bahamas June 15

All international tourism — including commercial air service, hotels and taxi service — is expected to resume on July 1, phase 2 of the country’s reopening plan.

Revisiting industry predictions: Were Vistra 2020’s forecasts on the money or off the mark?

Which of them have borne out as expected?

Zedra bullish on future for aviation and private marine industries, but thinks structural changes will come

Zedra believes that businesses, individuals and families are being very careful with expenditure, forecasting and cash reserves, but some purchases are still going ahead.

How is the COVID-19 pandemic impacting on the global economy?

Will the economic reality reflect the gloomy picture painted by numerous surveys? Early data suggests that the decline in activity has indeed been sharp.

Spain’s Wealthy Elite Move Their Millions

The owners of luxury cars, super yachts and mansions are not ready to let these unprecedented times make a dent in their accumulated riches.

Guernsey: Decline in funds business expected to be shortlived

Guernsey is the market leader for London listings outside of the City, and a specialist for private equity management and administration.

Trustees & Private Wealth Practitioners: Time to Review, Reset & Reload

As such, there is no time like the present to review governing documents, corporate governance procedures and succession planning to ensure that it is fit for purpose in light of the current crisis and those to come.

Four steps your company can take to reduce global mobility risks

This blog post describes some important steps your organization can take to reduce its global mobility risks.

Q1 housing market activity was on the rise until Guernsey lockdown

Conveyancing statistics compiled by Unusualities of Guernsey reveal that there were 189 Local Market houses and flats sold in the first quarter of 2020

Caribbean Business And Finance Report

Against this backdrop, the bank reported a net loss of US$110 million for the quarter ended April 30, 2020 as compared to net income of US$51 million for the same period in the prior year.

The Isle Of Man M&A Year In Review Part 1 – Why Is It Significant?

The Isle of Man was no exception.

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