Managers of Wealth Offshore

Athene raises $1bn for insurance growth

The company said the money would be used for general corporate purposes, including capital contributions to insurance subsidiaries to support organic growth.

Offshore first as private equity buys into law firm

The group employs about 1,000 people across nine finance centres, including Guernsey.

Hiscox first-half profit falls despite stronger underwriting

Despite stronger underwriting, Hiscox’s statutory pre-tax profit fell by 13.1 per cent to $240.5 million.

Liquidity, share buy-backs and the limits of a small market

Cayman health insurance fund reporting receives digital overhaul

Under the Health Insurance Commission Act, approved insurers collect SIF contributions as part of monthly health insurance premiums and remit them to the commission each month.

Maples advises on US$813m aircraft financing transaction

Maples provided Cayman and Irish legal advice on the transaction.

LOM’s profits fall as rising costs outpace revenue growth

Overall revenue increased 6.4 per cent year on year to $12.1 million, driven by continued growth in management fees and brokerage activity.

The importance of cash flow management

Managing a company’s cash flow is crucial to the success and sustainability of any business

Patria Investments raises US$2.3bn in Q2 amid continued growth

Patria said it remains on pace to exceed its full-year fundraising target.

Greenlight Re’s Lloyd’s syndicate wins full approval ahead of expansion

Since its inception, Syndicate 3456 has posted an underwriting profit in each of its four years of operation, building what Greenlight Re described as a differentiated book of innovations business.

Arch Capital's Nicolas Papadopoulo reports lower Q2 profit as underwriting margins narrow

Group underwriting profit fell 19.7% to $657 million.

PartnerRe records $447m in first-half net income

Net income was $447 million, down from $493 million in the first half of 2025, while annualised return on equity declined to 8.1 per cent from 10.5 per cent.

How Malta’s financial services sector is shaping the talent of tomorrow

The challenge facing Malta’s financial services industry is no longer simply attracting talent, but developing professionals capable of operating in increasingly complex, technology-enabled environments

Everest CEO Jim Williamson hails underwriting strength despite weaker Q2 combined ratio

Core businesses earned $3.7 billion in gross written premium (GWP) in Q2

“We’ve got £800m in the pension fund… the money’s not running out” – Deputy Collins rubbishes ESS claim as “silly”

“Why say if contributions stop we run out on money? If you stop putting fuel in your car at some point you are walking to the garage,” he added.

Financial Stability Report finds no immediate financial stability concerns for domestic banks

The average capital adequacy ratio stood at 29.1 percent at the end of 2025, comfortably exceeding the Central Bank’s minimum requirement of 17 percent and the international benchmark of 8 percent.

Orbis Bermuda team wins prestigious investment award

The firm won the award for the managed 40 to 85 per cent shares category with the Orbis Global Balanced Fund.

Caribbean catastrophe insurer expands

The total portfolio has also expanded, with CCRIF currently providing around US$1.5 billion of coverage.

Up to €200 top-up on new MAPFRE Msv Life pension plans through BOV

The Plan offers customers a high degree of flexibility. Policyholders may switch between funds up to twice a year at no charge and can invest across up to ten different funds simultaneously.

BAS posts annual profit of $1.29m

BAS said comprehensive income was $1.285 million for the year ended March 31, 2026

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