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Following on from the 2009 British/Russo Chamber of Commerce event that took place in Guernsey where Stephen Dalziel the former BBC’s Russian affairs correspondence made a presentation to Chamber members, a group of Guernsey businesses known as The Guernsey Russian and Eastern European Financial Forum is already forging new relations with The Bear. Jon Taylor reports.

As businesses face an evolving risk landscape, captive insurance is emerging as a mainstream solution for corporate risk management. Guernsey's century-plus experience in captive insurance...

If you are considering relocating to Guernsey we have the local knowledge and experience to guide you, your family, and your business through all aspects of your move.

Guernsey is well renowned for its insurance industry, which has origins dating back to the 18th century and has an excellent reputation for innovation and professionalism in international insurance.

Longevity risk, the chance that people will live longer than expected, is now increasingly at the forefront of employers' minds.

Recently at Captive Live UK, a fellow panellist advised that over 90% of new business in Guernsey was through cells and similar proportions of new business were being generated by cells in other jurisdictions with appropriate legislation.

Can Guernsey attract capital and create a reinsurance market to mirror or complement that of Bermuda?

Guernsey is a world-class finance centre with a long established and well-resourced international insurance industry.

Emergent fintech firms continue to grow in Guernsey, taking advantage of the Island՚s internationally recognised, flexible and forward-thinking regulatory environment in blockchain administration, lending...

Three leading voices from the Guernsey International Insurance Association explore the mechanics, misconceptions, and momentum behind captive and cell structures in Guernsey. The conversation delves into how premium collection, claims, and reinsurance operate inside a captive, why arm's-length pricing and regulatory solvency matter, and how businesses decide between a standalone captive and a faster, lower-cost PCC cell.