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The Guernsey investment fund industry is in a constant state of evolution to stay fresh and keeps reinventing itself to remain attractive.

Guernsey is home to more non-UK entities on the London Stock Exchange than any other jurisdiction.

Guernsey’s investment industry began in the 1960s providing services to predominantly open ended unit trusts which were sold mainly in the UK to retail investors.

Increased regulation has made regulated fund structures less attractive to those who may once have become fund managers.

The protected cell company has come a long way since its creation in Guernsey in 1997 as a vehicle designed for use in the captive insurance industry.

Joe Truelove, head of fund services at Carey Group in Guernsey, was on the panel for the Offshore Alert debate. He explains here how offshore stock exchanges, and particularly the Channel Islands Securities Exchange, carries on its business.

This article has been written to consider the nature of corporate governance and the impact that has on board selection and behaviour.

The breakdown of trust in any personal relationship is difficult to accept, and both parties are usually left bruised.

Carey Group Managing Director Jim Gilligan shares his views in the Guernsey Press' Q3 Business Review about how the island's strengths are becoming apparent within the global private wealth...

Jim Gilligan is the Managing Director of Carey Commercial Limited and Carey Trustees Limited, which provide services to institutional and private clients.

Following the success of its inaugural ILS Insight event in Zurich in 2014, Guernsey Finance is returning to the Swiss city to host its annual ILS masterclass.

The event, which took place on Thursday 7 July, was supported by event sponsors Aon, Artex, Carey Olsen and the CISE.

In advance of the 2014 Monaco Yacht Show, Simon Cardiff of Carey Group Marine Services explains some of the fundamentals of superyacht ownership.

There is no strict legal definition of what a family office actually is but the term has become incredibly popular and covers a variety of meanings.

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.

After several tough years for fund raising there has been a lot of good news recently about listed funds in general and a number of high profile London stock exchange listings in particular.

As always the pace of regulatory change in the Guernsey Financial Centre is unrelenting.