Managers of Wealth Offshore

Creechurch has £12m war chest for acquisitions

Creechurch Capital is based on the Isle of Man but already has offices in London and Manchester.

Citywealth IFC Awards winners announced

The Citywealth International Financial Centre Awards took place last night at the Grange City Hotel in London

Jeremy Paxman to pose the questions at Jersey funds event in London

Former BBC Newsnight anchor, Jeremy Paxman, will be asking the questions about the prospects for the international funds industry when he is the moderator at this year’s Jersey Finance funds conference in London on March 19.

Cibc Eyes Staff Tripling At New Business Unit

CIBC FirstCaribbean’s Bahamian private wealth management unit will be based at the Goodman’s Bay Corporate Centre on West Bay Street, which already houses the bank’s Bahamas-based trust company.

Saffery Champness named Guernsey’s Trust Company of the Year

The awards were judged by an international panel of highly respected practitioners from all sectors

Does fund administration need a new name? by Ian Kelly Chief Executive Officer Augentius

Reliability, expertise, and reputation have always been important factors in how funds select administrators, but the benefit provided was essentially a ‘negative’ one: its primary purpose was to remove a problem from the fund manager’s

RBC Royal Bankers donate to local Bahamian charities

RBC partnered with the charities over the past several years, providing assistance to the organizations in their efforts to contribute to the health, vitality and education of communities throughout The Bahamas.

Swiss Banks Just Got 10 Times Less Attractive For African Looters

Three days ago, the Swiss National Bank slashed its official interest rate to -0.75 percent; that move, made in faraway Europe, has enormous repercussions for Africans seeking to hide funds there.

Bahamian Bank Sued On $8.7m ‘Total Loss’

Three investors in the BHP Advisors Fund are claiming that EFG Bank & Trust (Bahamas) had ‘conflicting duties’ towards both themselves and the fund, and that they were induced to invest by “misleading representations” in its of

Guernsey: Private Trust Companies: Have Your Cake And Eat It Too

The PTC model has rocketed in popularity in the Far East in the last five years

Beaches, babes and boundless riches are yours for the taking

or maybe they turn out to be nightmares.

JTC Celebrates 27th Consecutive Year of Growth With Re-Brand

Independent corporate, fund and private client services provider JTC Group has marked its 27 year of growth with the launch of a refreshed global brand, unveiled to staff, clients and intermediary partners.

Hong Kong billionaire relocating firms to Cayman

One of the world’s richest men and most generous philanthropists, Li Ka-shing, regularly part of the Fortune 500 list of billionaires and Hong Kong’s wealthiest businessman, is shifting his business empire to the Cayman Islands.

Credit Suisse says Milan offices searched by Italian tax police

Credit Suisse said its offices in Milan were searched by Italian tax police last month, following media reports of an investigation into whether a Bermuda subsidiary of the bank helped wealthy Italians hide undeclared funds.

Vistra acquires independent trust company

The acquisition will bring Vistra's staff numbers in Jersey to 75.

Mauritius Commercial Bank to Open Liaison Office in Kenya

he Central Bank of Kenya has granted authority to the Mauritius Commercial Bank to open a representative office in Nairobi in pursuant to Section 43 of the Banking Act.

Credit Suisse’s UK arm considers switch to Ireland

“We think there could be significant benefits to clients in creating new state-of-the-art platforms in Dublin.”

Happy New Year

Before the golden sun sets, 2014’s calender is destroyed, And mobile networks get jammed, I wish in 2015 every moment is enjoyed. Happy New Year 2015 !

Swiss Fall Behind In Race To Become Renminbi Trading Hub

Luxembourg’s regulators have extremely strict standards

The Shame And Carnage Of Geneva's Front-Line Bankers

The past few years have seen Switzerland forced to reveal secret banking details to national authorities. That means a brutal job for the bankers of Geneva

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