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Following the success of its inaugural ILS Insight in Zurich last year, Guernsey Finance is hosting a follow up event on Wednesday 18 March at the British Museum in London.

Guernsey captives made up more than half of the European market last year, according to figures compiled by the industry magazine Captive Review.

The Guernsey Financial Services Commission (GFSC) licensed 85 new international insurers during 2014.

More significant business is expected to be established in Guernsey this year in the Island's thriving insurance sector, according to Peter Child, Chairman of the Guernsey International Insurance Association (GIIA).

The cell company, pioneered in Guernsey, is now used across the financial services world for the structuring of many different types of captive vehicles.

Guernsey representatives have signed Memoranda of Understanding (MoU) with both the China Captive Alliance and the Kashgar Government.

As renewable technologies mature and energy markets grow increasingly volatile, traditional stabilising mechanisms like government subsidies and fixed-price power purchase agreements are giving way to merchant risk exposure. How can insurance innovation, supported by the right regulatory environment, transform energy price volatility from an investment barrier into a manageable risk that unlocks sustainable outcomes?

Growth in the captive insurance market will be driven by intermediaries and brokers establishing vehicles to aggregate the risks of their individual customers, it has been claimed by a panellist at the Guernsey Insurance Forum.

Guernsey Finance's on-island members can learn the benefits of doing business in China from two experts on the region at the promotional agency's China update on Thursday 6 September.

Insurers assume risk under the insurance policies they write in return for the premiums they receive.

Guernsey has moved quickly to implement the OECD's Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF)...

A former UK Foreign Office official has warned the City's financial services sector that any carving out of a sector-based agreement as part of a post-Brexit trade deal is likely to be seen as ‘cherry picking' and unacceptable to the European Union's remaining member states.

Carey Group’s Joe Truelove argues that Guernsey’s extensive experience with a wide range of entities seeking to attract investment makes it an ideal place for raising capital.

A delegation from the Shanghai-based Griffin Plutus Family Office has completed a bespoke fiduciary qualification while on a week-long trip to Guernsey to meet with service providers from the island.

There are several ‘crisis’ scenarios in which a regulated financial services institution might be required to disclose documents they hold.

Darwin Group has launched its second Guernsey fund which has successfully raised approximately £100 million in capital at launch.

Guernsey's in-depth working knowledge of China and Hong Kong outstrips other jurisdictions and it is a place where one can diversify risk, delegates heard at an event celebrating one year of the island's presence in Hong Kong.