Managers of Wealth Offshore

RBC Wealth Management Recognised Again for Private Banking Services

The business in Jersey was also recognised as the best among its peers in four further categories

Guernsey bank deposits grow for second consecutive quarter

The increase is the second consecutive quarterly rise and figures from the Guernsey Financial Services Commission (GFSC) show that the total value of Guernsey bank deposits reached £83.7 billion at the end of December 2014.

Financial Freedom Fighter by Toby Birch

For many years I was a mainstream investment manager; believing in the omniscient wisdom of central bankers. Once the scales had fallen from my eyes after yet more manipulation I realised that I had to do something about the charade.

Passport to overseas success

As some areas of the Middle East lurch deeper into political tumult, wealth managers, law firms and financial brokers are earning big money as they advise on and manage the wealth of Arabs seeking citizenship in other countries through investment programm

Bermuda a Leader in Regulation, Financial Transparency

Island's History of Robust Regulation, Rule of Law, Global Tax Treaties and Lack of Bank Secrecy Laws Ought to be Recognised by UK Labour Party

JTC extends global reach with Mauritius licence

As a result of its geographic location close to Africa, time zone and extensive range of double tax agreements, Mauritius has become a desirable location from which to do international business particularly into Africa and India.

Guernsey brings its ILS Insight to London

Following the success of its inaugural ILS Insight in Zurich last year, Guernsey Finance is hosting a follow up event on Wednesday 18 March at the British Museum in London.

Guernsey boosts financial services ties with the USA

Guernsey's Chief Minister, Jonathan Le Tocq, has held a series of meetings in Washington to boost the Island's reputation as a leading international finance centre.

HSBC files raise questions about oversight of senior bankers past and present

The five were involved in either acquiring, overseeing or managing the Swiss operation, which helped clients conceal assets from the taxman

Those Not Looking to Own an Island Can Share One

There are extra outlays on top of the sales price. Non-Bermudan buyers must obtain a license from the minister of home affairs, and fees are 8 percent of the purchase price of a house.

Switzerland, Liechtenstein Conclude DTA Talks

The FDF expects the deal to be signed this summer and, pending the completion of respective national approval procedures, for it to be applied from January 1, 2017.

Open for Business: The Gibraltar family office

Wealthy families are increasingly resorting to “family offices” to manage their activities

RBC Plans Selling Caribbean Wealth-Management Assets

Royal Bank of Canada is in talks with several bidders for parts of the Caribbean wealth-management business that it is exiting as part of a pullback in the Caribbean and Latin America,

HSBC “The Swiss Leaks” 60 Minutes - VIDEO

Bill Whitaker investigates the biggest leak in Swiss banking history and examines HSBC’s business dealings with a collection of international outlaws

Burgess Yachts’ newest boat emulates James Bond

Super yacht brokerage Burgess Yachts is celebrating its 40th anniversary

Bahamas Prime MInister opens BFSB Business and Finance Summit in Grand Bahama

The Bahamas must be ready to compete in the ever changing financial market, said Prime Minister, the Rt. Hon. Perry Christie during the CEO Dinner at the opening of the International Business and Finance Summit on Thursday

Butterfield Group Receives Euromoney Awards

Butterfield Group today announced that it has received awards for Net-Worth-Specific Services for Super Affluent Clients in the Cayman Islands, and for Succession Planning Advice and Trusts in Guernsey in the 2015 Euromoney Private Banking and Wealth Mana

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