Managers of Wealth Offshore

Banks say mortgage delay issues do not affect all

Estate agents in the bailiwick said delays were adding "extra stress" for buyers and sellers in recent years.

Jersey business analyst shortlisted for national award

The eight finalists will be guests at the annual IRM UK Business Analysis Conference Europe in London next month, where the winner will be announced.

Guernsey to forge more trade links with France

Deputy Kazantseva-Miller studied management and business at the London School of Economics and also ran her own company:

Sompo to acquire Aspen in $3.5bn deal with unanimous board support

The deal, widely flagged, comes as no surprise given that Japan’s non-life insurers have been ordered to sell off local equity holdings by the Japanese regulator, leaving them awash with cash.

Japanese insurers turn to Bermuda

Bermuda’s role in the global life and annuity reinsurance market is growing, driven by offshore activity from American cedants and international players alike.

Large US Treasuries holdings in the Cayman Islands: What’s that about?

Some industry associations counter that such measures could make markets more unstable if they prompt sudden deleveraging.

Bank of Valletta strengthens its focus on customer experience

Voice of the Customer programme drives bank-wide improvements

Financial analysis: Share buybacks and safe harbour

‘Initiative should be in force annually for companies that have the right credentials’

Panama opportunity for Barbados

He cited Panama’s average economic growth of around eight per cent since reclaiming control of the strategic waterway from the United States in 1999.

Government posts $29.4M fiscal surplus in May as spending declines sharply

By contrast, property tax collections fell $11.4 million to $10.5 million, as last year’s numbers had been boosted by arrears payments.

Insurance registrations could surpass 2024

The year-to-date tally includes a mix of traditional insurers, collateralised vehicles and special-purpose insurers, with the latter continuing to drive much of the growth.

Real estate firm CBC asks investors for more time to repay €3.2m bond

Central Business Centres calls meeting for this Thursday to approve payment delay three days before it is due next Sunday

Grenada seeking partnerships to enhance resilience and sustainable development

At a reception on August 21, Mitchell updated Canadian business leaders on developments in his island and highlighted opportunities for business collaboration.

JN Money expands to 10 new markets

Hines said, based on his visits here, he considers the Cayman Islands to be “the closest to an almost perfect melting pot that I’ve seen in the world”.

Panama Bonds Jump as Fiscal Data Damps Risk of Downgrade to Junk

The non-financial public sector shortfall in the first half of 2025 slid to 2.2% of gross domestic product from 3.5% a year earlier

Innovative insurance product launched through Guernsey structure to transform humanitarian financing

The transaction provides an additional insurance layer to a first-of-its-kind non-governmental-organisation-managed risk pool, Start Ready.

Cayman businesses find creative ways to dodge US tariffs

With more than four-fifths of Cayman’s goods funnelled through US ports, businesses face mounting pressure to protect margins without passing higher prices onto consumers.

CBO Projects’ Principal Consultant shortlisted for Business Analyst of the Year

My purpose over the past year has been to champion Business Analysis in the Channel Islands

Cayman Islands begins two-year review of financial crime risks

The Ministry of Financial Servcies said the assessment will also help prepare the jurisdiction for the Caribbean Financial Action Task Force’s fifth mutual evaluation

Profitmaking Aegon mulls moving HQ to US

Today we are announcing an important step for our company

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