Managers of Wealth Offshore

If you can’t buy into UK, why not try Channel Islands?

Channel Islands’ investor programme is cheaper and faster

London audience hears of Guernsey's funds advantages

The masterclass was hosted by Guernsey Finance in conjunction with the Guernsey Investment Fund Association (GIFA).

New management at Richmond Fiduciary Group following MBO

Richmond was established in 1988, is based in Guernsey, and offers fiduciary services including professional trust and company formation and management. The directors, together with the senior managers have over 250 years combined experience in the intern

Leading offshore banking sector shrinking

The number of Class B banks registered with the islands’ regulator has fallen by 14 to 184 over the last year alone.

Cost-efficiencies for start‑ups and family offices

That is why the turnkey solution offered by fund administrators, which allows managers to work with one service provider to get all aspects of their fund up and running, is still so appealing.

Expats Now Have Access to FT Award Winning Fund Management

Expats can now access award winning investment and fund management services thanks to a partnership between Abbey Wealth and Tilney Best Invest.

Jersey fits more miners’ base needs by Simon Dinning, Ogier

Tax neutrality is clearly important and both Jersey and the BVI have a proven record of providing tax efficient solutions and innovation.

Sometimes, the wisdom of life can be found “in a grain of sand” by Penny Lovell

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‘The World’s Greatest Living Explorer’: Sir Ranulph Fiennes announced as TMF Group’s global ‘brand ambassador’ for 2016

Starting in 1967 with the Jostedalsbreen Glacier Expedition, Sir Ranulph has since undertaken physical challenges across all the world’s terrains and continents.

Andrew Marr and Pascal Saint-Amans to speak at Jersey Funds Conference

Geoff Cook, CEO, Jersey Finance Limited, who will provide an introduction at the conference, commented:“2015 was another strong year for Jersey’s funds industry with the international funds community continuing to respond well to the Island&rs

Marie Curie named TMF UK’s Charity of the Year for 2016

“Each and every one of us will by touched by terminal illness; be it through a friend, a loved one or from a terminal diagnosis of our own,” explained Frederik van Tuyll, CEO of TMF Group.

Praise for JTC in SafeCharge Guernsey migration

The group's migration to Guernsey represents a key milestone and gives us a strong base from which to access the major London investment market and continue to grow the business

Prestigious awards for Butterfield

Wealth management and fiduciary services are core businesses for Butterfield Group

Jersey for cross-border transactions

Increased intellectual capital, in countries such as Kenya and Nigeria, and significant entrepreneurial spirit have fostered cross border deals in the telecoms, infrastructure, leisure and IT sectors.

Swiss private bank to shut down after U.S. fine

"We've decided to end operations," a bank spokesman said. "The U.S. loss didn't have any influence on the decision. We are too small to be independent."

BBC program: A ‘trillion’ thumbs down

Before the interview, the premier’s staff should have provided him with a list of talking points and should have vetted Mr. Peretti extensively before the Q&A

JTC Supports Safecharge Guernsey Migration

A leading provider of payments services, risk management and IT solutions to global online businesses, SafeCharge is listed on the London Stock Exchange’s AIM market and is currently capitalised at about £400 million.

“Good news and good prices don’t go together” – St. James’s Place

Global economic fundamentals are performing better than markets had been indicating. James de Uphaugh, of Majedie Asset Management and fund manager of the St. James’s Place UK Growth fund, summed up the long-term opportunity presented by such period

Frozen Iranian funds freed up from Swiss banks

The nuclear deal also opened up Iran to new international business opportunities, some Swiss firms are hoping it could lead to a fresh market outlet.

Grand Cayman Special Economic Zone Attracts $70 Million in Investment

The Special Economic Zone was created to expand and diversify the economy by attracting direct foreign investment and new technology-focused industries that hadn’t previously been attracted to the islands.

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