Managers of Wealth Offshore

Looming retirement crisis sparks push for pensions reform

The age at which people can start collecting their pension could also be pushed back from 65.

Bank of Nevis identifies Two Cybersecurity Developments That Pose Threats to Wider OECS Region

The Bank of Nevis Limited said that the first threat involves a recent aggressive wave of smishing attacks

Where is Jamaica’s digital asset policy?

This is money moving and value being created, but all of it is happening outside a clear Jamaican framework

Cayman borrowing costs to rise following US Fed action

The hit to borrowing costs and savings products is the most direct impact, but Cayman’s close ties to the US economy mean there are other ways it could be impacted.

Cayman Immigration Reform: What Insurance Industry Employers and Employees Need to Know

The Government has described these reforms as only one part of a broader effort to reshape immigration and labour policy.

Cayman Islands Issuers in Debt Capital Markets Transactions: Why Cayman Remains a Leading Jurisdiction for Note Programmes

For international debt capital markets transactions, Cayman remains a leading issuer jurisdiction

Chamber Concerned About ‘Regulatory Overreach’

The Chamber’s position is that this direction of regulatory design is not proportionate to the household benefit it advertises

Central Bank of Ireland’s AIF rulebook overhaul significantly enhances framework for alternative assets

The reforms enhance Ireland's appeal as a fund domicile, particularly for private equity and private credit managers.

HMRC savings stats: Cash remains king despite growing appetite for investing

The upcoming reduction in the Cash ISA allowance from £20,000 to £12,000 for under-65s (in April 2027) could help nudge some savers towards investing

Changes to residence and employment rules simplify processes for Jersey Islanders and businesses

Assistant Chief Minister Deputy Malcolm Ferey said: “These changes will streamline Jersey’s outdated housing and work controls."

King’s Counsel touts Cayman’s regulatory strength

The ruling largely sided with Maples and found that the financial regulator had over-reached in its attempts to enforce onerous anti-money laundering regulations.

CIMA issues fraud warning over firm claiming Cayman connection

The CIMA alert warns the public against dealing with AIX and “any entity claiming Cayman regulatory status”.

Protecting your children at all ages through estate planning

An original version of this article was first published in the Jersey Evening Post, September 2026.

Reversing pension changes would be unaffordable, says ESS President

ESS said the old system reflected assumptions about family life at the time, including that a husband would work while a wife would not.

EU warned after hack of Liechtenstein’s beneficial ownership register

The prince lamented that the EU was not heeding the warning signs from the Liechtenstein hack

Plans for States pension to rise above £300 a week

The committee said the two measures, which come as all committees are being asked to cut spending, would together save £350,000 a year, and warned that further savings could follow.

New CIMA AML Rule and Sanctions Rule: what regulated entities need to consider

Elements of the new Rules that were previously only covered by CIMA guidance, will now be directly enforceable under the administrative penalty regime.

Over 70 transactions per second as E-commerce limits reset

Accordingly, the BML e-commerce limit on international e-commerce platforms resets daily at 7:00 AM.

BML will offer accounts and loans per Islamic banking principles

BML is the bank providing Islamic banking services on the widest scale in the Maldives.

Structuring CFO vehicles through the Channel Islands

CFOs give investors (particularly regulated insurers) access to private asset portfolios through rated debt instruments, with more favourable capital treatment than direct equity investments.

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