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Guernsey recently made it quite clear it would not be seeking equivalence under Solvency II.

Guernsey Finance Chief Executive Fiona Le Poidevin considers the impact of AIFMD and Guernsey’s response to it.

In a report published today, the Global Forum on Transparency & Exchange of Information for Tax Purposes (‘the Global Forum’) confirms that Guernsey has not only followed through its 2002 commitment to observe the OECD principles on transparency and exchange of information for tax purposes but has made substantive developments in expanding its exchange of information network.

Guernsey-based regulatory consultancy Midshore has announced the launch of a joint venture in the US to attract more American-sourced work to the island.

Guernsey has been crowned European domicile of the year for the fourth successive year at the UK Captive Services Awards.

The security theme will resonate with keynote speaker Sir John Sawers, former Chief of the Secret Intelligence Service MI6.

The Guernsey funds sector enjoyed its biggest growth in four years during the first quarter of 2017.

Guernsey's concentration on the development of family offices in the island recognises Guernsey's core strengths, according to one leading player in the local sector.

Other regulators involved include the UK's Financial Conduct Authority and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority.

KPMG Germany was recently appointed by the European Commission to undertake a review of the operation of AIFMD.

Guernsey lies on a bedrock of granite, a strong foundation material which in the past was exported to London for many uses, including the building of the granite steps in front of St Paul's Cathedral and the repaving of London Bridge.

Guernsey’s Commerce and Employment Department has launched a six-week consultation on a proposed new foundations law.

Guernsey has completed two further bilateral Double Taxation Arrangements (DTAs).

Recent years have seen explosive growth in the number and value of listings of Asian and other international businesses on the leading Asian stock exchanges, notably the Hong Kong stock exchange (HKEx). Many of these companies (and the vast majority in the case of the HKEx) have chosen to list through an offshore listing vehicle.

As a leading international finance centre, Guernsey is a popular location for doing business.

Topical content helped draw nearly 60 independent financial advisers, lawyers, accountants and tax specialists to a Guernsey QROPS seminar in Birmingham.

Guernsey ended 2015 with more than 800 international insurers. It is the first time that the end-of-year figures from the Guernsey Financial Services Commission (GFSC) have recorded the Island being above the 800 threshold.