Guernsey removed from Italian tax blacklist
The Italian Ministry of Finance has taken Guernsey off its revised tax blacklist of tax havens as a result of improved standards on exchanging tax information.
The Italian Ministry of Finance has taken Guernsey off its revised tax blacklist of tax havens as a result of improved standards on exchanging tax information.
Generali International and Generali Worldwide Insurance Company will merge to capitalise on the globally expanding expat market, although the move will see the newly created firm withdraw from around 14 jurisdictions.
Guernsey-based asset manager, MitonOptimal, has launched an offshore fund of funds which gives its international clients the opportunity to invest in the UK stockmarket.
Guernsey-headquartered QROPS provider Concept Group has removed the upper limit on its Aurora Lite offering and waived transfer fees into and out of its Gibraltar-based schemes.
Pensions provider Momentum has waived set-up and first year fees for clients looking to move their existing QROPS products following a surge of requests in the run up to Aprils UK pension reforms.
Guernsey QROPS will benefit from full flexibility following a legislative change that will enable policyholders locked into schemes on the island to transfer funds into other jurisdictions.
Guernsey licensed 85 new international insurers during 2014, including eight limited companies.
The Gibraltar Financial Services Commission (FSC Gibraltar) and the Swiss Financial Markets Supervisory Authority (FINMA) have reached an agreement ensuring the mutual oversight of cross border alternative investment fund managers.
Financial services firm Providence has bought Guernsey based Fund Corporation and is set to establish a new headquarters on the Channel Island.
Brooks Macdonald International (BMI) has appointed a new senior investment manager for its growing operations in Guernsey.
Guernsey has been given a Standard & Poor's credit rating of AA+ after a spell in which the island has not used any ratings agency to assess its borrowing capabilities.
EEA has been accused of deliberately withholding information after an action group discovered its troubled EEA Life Settlements fund is unlikely to repay outstanding portfolios.