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The recent implementation of laws enforcing the licensing of trust companies in Guernsey has helped raise standards across the board, creating common standards, such as the four-eyes process, to which all trust providers have to comply

Impact investing is increasingly taking hold as allocators recognise the return benefits and this presents opportunities for established international financial centres, a white paper reports.

In the first week of June a delegation from Guernsey visited New York and Boston to explore the opportunities for the Island to attract more US private equity business.

Global financial services provider Providence has reinforced its strong commitment to Guernsey after representing the Island at STEP LatAm Conference in Brazil.

Property company Raven Russia has listed on the Channel Islands Securities Exchange (CISE), adding to its quotation on the London Stock Exchange (LSE).

The River and Mercantile UK Micro Cap Investment Company Limited raised £50.6 million on its listing on the premium segment of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) on 2 December 2014.

The Vice Mayor of Shanghai has recognised the quality and stability of Guernsey's financial services industry.

Guernsey-headquartered corporate services provider PraxisIFM has announced a strong set of figures in its 2018 annual results.

Private trust companies (PTCs) are well-known in private wealth planning and are particularly attractive to ultrahigh net worth families wanting to consolidate their various family interests in a bespoke private structure to take advantage of the many benefits.

Carey Group's listings team has announced that it worked on three new Channel Islands Securities Exchange Authority Limited (CISEA) listings since the start of March.

Fiona Le Poidevin, Chief Executive of TISE, was delighted that TISE's application to BaFin for recognition had been successful.

Established in 2011, Gentoo, which also has an office in Luxembourg, has grown its assets under administration to more than $15bn.

Over the first part of 2016, work has focused on assessing the potential impact on the finance industry of the OECD action plans and the EU Commission's Directive, which was published in late January 2016.

Deal sizes are returning to their pre-2008 levels owing to the ‘dry powder' accumulated by private equity firms.