Managers of Wealth Offshore

Finance looks to the future

Deputy Andrew Niles, who is leading on finance for ED, said: “new opportunities will not simply arrive at our door. We must seek them out and ensure we invest in our future”.

CrediaBank profits and income rise as it readies itself for Malta operation

The bank presented its financial results for the first half of 2025 on Monday

IoD Isle of Man survey reveals dissatisfaction with Government

Only one in ten respondents felt that there is an understanding, helped by the outreach from the Department of Enterprise’s various agencies.

Axis Capital unveils $400m share repurchase plan

AXIS Capital reported that it will consider share repurchases on an opportunistic basis.

JTC Private Office unveils new brand identity

Our core proposition has not changed, but we are presenting it with more clarity and with a look and feel closely aligned with the JTC Group.

Everest builds out India foothold, strengthens APAC reach

Everest sees the move as expanding its relationships with India's leading insurers.

Captives and collaboration: Airmic Guernsey Conference demonstrates Guernsey’s leading role in risk management

The demand for captives could grow as more businesses face greater insurance gaps identified under different climate scenarios.

Sun Life takes top employer spot a second time

She added: “I feel so honoured and so privileged to be recognised by staff. We have created an incredible place to work.”

Bank of Jamaica to "mop up" another J$40 billion

The instrument matures on October 24 and will carry a fixed annual interest rate of six per cent, taxed at 25 per cent.

Goldman Sachs backs Melita’s next chapter with strategic acquisition

An interview with Melita CEO Harald Roesch as the second-largest bank in the world invests in the telecoms company

Boosting your pension by paying National Insurance contributions boost

Many British expats may not realise that paying National Insurance contributions while abroad could be one of the smartest financial moves you make.

Committee budget request 'completely unaffordable'

The 2025 budget saw cash limits set at £650m, with committees asking for an extra £32m, but only being granted half of that.

Project to look at growth of financial sector

Consultancy firm Oliver Wyman is to start the project in September with work expected to conclude in 2026.

Hawksford: New Cayman presence integral to global growth ambitions

As Hawksford grows, our aim is to become more diversified and resilient, funding further investment in people and client service

Financial services industry boosts Cayman’s economy and government revenues more than previously estimated

“Financial services deliver extraordinary value for Cayman and are central to the Islands’ prosperity,” McIntosh added.

Bermuda reinsurers resilient under extreme stress scenarios: BMA

Despite the severity of the test, the results point to a sector well-prepared to withstand turbulence.

Strong start for Jersey’s £20m Business Support Package

This marks the first official update since the £20 million initiative was launched in January 2025 to help businesses boost productivity and protect competitiveness during the transition towards a living wage.

New report reveals growing economic impact of Cayman’s financial services industry

According to the survey, which was completed by Capital Economics analysts that visited Cayman, financial services generated $2.5 billion of economic activity in 2023

New York attorneys highlight industry trends and Cayman’s role in global funds

Hedge funds have delivered around 4.5% returns so far this year and are seeing inflows.

A Toast to ZEDRA’s New Home in Jersey

Jersey has always been a key location for ZEDRA, and the move supports our continuous growth as we enter an exciting new chapter for the business, providing our people with a space that fulfils their needs to in turn deliver exceptional services to client

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