Kees Jager, Head of Fund Administration Services at Intertrust Group in Guernsey, looks at what the future holds for funds and how Guernsey has responded to this evolving market in the past year.

This time last year the fund industry in Guernsey was ‘booming’. Since then, there have been major changes in the world’s economy, most notably the sub-prime crisis and its fallout.

Richard Le Tocq of Locate Guernsey examines the financial infrastructure of the island and why it remains a favoured domicile.

"We couldn't have had a warmer welcome and it is wonderful to experience first-hand the dynamic energy in the Beijing private equity and venture capital space at the moment.

Guernsey is a favoured domicile for illiquid alternative investment funds such as private equity, debt, property and infrastructure funds.

The latest developments within Guernsey's funds industry show that the Island continues to be a leading jurisdiction for private equity, according to Peter Niven, Chief Executive of Guernsey Finance.

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.

The Board of Guernsey Finance announces the departure of its CEO, Dominic Wheatley after more than five years of service.

Two world firsts in Guernsey's insurance sector demonstrate how the island's expertise and regulatory regime allow innovation to flourish while still meeting current international standards...

Two new developments show the inroads which Guernsey's fund sector is making in the Asian market.

Myself and our travelling delegation – representing Carey Olsen, Maitland and Cannon Asset Management – are getting ready for our private wealth roadshow to South Africa which takes place from 2-7 September.

When it comes to new regulations, Guernsey is offering optionality to overcome ‘fortress Europe’, according to Fiona Le Poidevin, Chief Executive of Guernsey Finance.

Global advisory, fund administration and family office firm Maitland is making moves into Guernsey with the impending acquisition of local designated manager R&H Fund Services.

Park Square Capital has raised more than double its initial target for the firm's latest Guernsey fund.

In Guernsey there has been considerable interest in harnessing the natural environment and in particular, the wind, tides and waves as sources of energy.

It follows that one joy of the World Cup is that while size and wealth are significant factors, smaller countries can also be very successful.

Guernsey's strength as a captive domicile has been decades in the making, with the country's first captive being established in the 1920s.

In recent years economic substance has become a fundamental factor driving developments in global finance centres. The global base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS)

More than 75 members of London’s film community attended a presentation in Soho yesterday evening showcasing the potential benefits of using Guernsey’s finance industry.

On 5 December, the European Council of Finance Ministers (ECOFIN) released a list of countries it deemed to be non-cooperative tax jurisdictions.