EU expansion for Equiom with Cyprus operation
Equiom, the Isle of Man headquartered trust company, has opened a Cyprus operation.
Equiom, the Isle of Man headquartered trust company, has opened a Cyprus operation.
Bank of London and the Middle East (BLME) has launched what it says is Europe’s first Shariah-compliant money market fund.
Financial Partners, the offshore financial adviser with over US $1bn under advice, has sold its Japanese operation and is splitting into a network of independent regional businesses in a cost-cutting
Guernseybased RBC Corporate Employee & Executive Services (cees), part of Royal Bank of Canada, has launched two QROPS offering varying degrees of investment flexibility and benefits.
Cofunds has added four offshore Thames River funds to its platform, in a further sign of the growing acceptance of overseas domiciled funds among UK investors.
Friends Provident’s “thanks but no thanks” to Resolution’s £1.7bn takeover bid last month shone a spotlight on the structure of Clive Cowdery’s Guernsey-domiciled acquisition vehicle.
Passport? Check. Lights off? Check. Cancelled the utilities? Check. Ensured you are compliant with the latest HMRC latest residency and domicile guidance on moving abroad? Errr Probably not, acco
Jersey-based Lloyds TSB International has overhauled its International Bonus Saver Account with a new introductory rate allowing savers to earn 2.5% gross interest in the first year.
Since the first of April, residents of Jersey who have become ill while visiting the UK have had to pay for certain healthcare services that they would have received free at any point during the prece
The government of Gibraltar, in conjunction with the territorys financial services industry, will hold a seminar in June in London to showcase what Gibraltar has to offer the international funds and
Since the first of April, residents of Jersey who have become ill while visiting the UK have had to pay for certain healthcare services that they would have received free at any point during the prece
Guernsey has opened a discussion into ways of funding the body that markets its financial industry, and is likely to move to a system whereby companies would pay an annual fee equivalent to £75 per em