Managers of Wealth Offshore

Policy in an age of shocks tests central banks’ limits

The crystal ball is just murky,” Dr Wayne Robinson, senior deputy governor of the BOJ, stressed.

Alderney’s Policy and Finance Committee launch minimum wage survey

The survey has been designed to reflect the different perspectives within the various employment sectors.

Chamber urges better policy execution as business pressures intensify

“The issues are not new – but the tolerance for inefficiency has reached its limit.”

New Years Resolution – Protecting your future with estate planning

Whether your assets are substantial or small, everybody has something and it is important to prepare a Will to ensure that your assets pass in accordance with your wishes.

Jersey companies law to be more flexible and simpler

These are just a small selection of the changes, and we will provide more detail closer to the commencement date (which will be no earlier than 1 June 2026).

States Assembly approves Cyber Security Law

The main effect of the Law will be on organisations that are classed as OES in a range of sectors

BMA proposes new insurer class for parametric risk

Parametric insurance pays out based on predefined triggers, such as wind speed or rainfall levels, rather than assessed losses.

Tokenisation of Cayman Islands mutual funds: key CIMA conditions and legislative developments

CIMA may restrict the types of tokens issued, to prevent non-compliant or illegal assets.

Republic Bank introduces First Step savings account for the unbanked

The First Step Account is aligned with the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank’s (ECCB) regional initiative under the ECCU First Step Savings Account framework

Council and Parliament publications on amendments to EU securitisation framework

The Council Position was formally adopted on 19 December 2025.

CrediaBank announces Euronet Strategic Partnership

If extended to Malta following the acquisition of HSBC Malta, the partnership could accelerate payments innovation

Auditor general flags weak controls and procurement breaches

He added that 21 statutory authorities and government companies, or SAGCs, together reported an operating surplus of $3.8 million.

Jersey fast-track procedure to obtain Jersey grant

Upon receipt of the above, we will be required to draft an oath to send for the executors/administrators to sign in the presence of an authorised witness.

Jersey Wills for non-Jersey domiciled clients

If the Jersey Will is more complex, requires trust clauses to be inserted, or if extensive legal advice is sought, the cost may exceed this and will be time-costed at the fee earner's hourly rate.

Retirees asked to declare state posts to Pension Office

There are 13 state agencies operating separate pension schemes.

Extracting capital from a Bermuda company

A company that has issued redeemable preference shares may redeem such at the option of the company or at the option of the holder of such shares.

Atlas Insurance launches Atlas HomeLet, a tailored insurance solution for landlords

With several rental properties insured under a single policy, there is a significant reduction in the landlords’ insurance costs through a single administrative fee together with a simpler management of the policy.

SME sector strengthened as government’s financial reporting requirements improve access to credit says Financial Secretary

Despite initial challenges, Wilson said the results have been transformative.

Guernsey Finance scandal is “closed”

Rumours about the initial incident started spreading around Guernsey, and further afield, in mid-November.

Proposal to change States financial rules launched

The idea of permanent balance was that we can't spend more money than you've got coming in.

Regulation, Risk & Compliance