News Archive

• 2022
• 2021
  • November (1)
    • » Bahamas To Cut VAT Rate To 10 Percent
  • October (2)
    • » Malta Announces Individual Tax Reliefs In 2022 Budget
    • » OECD Tax Plans To Have Relatively Small Impact On Bermuda: Fitch
  • September (1)
    • » Cayman Seeks Input On Major Tax Transparency Changes
  • August (1)
    • » Guernsey Considering New VAT To Solve Financial Woes
  • June (1)
    • » Bahamas Announces Various VAT Changes In New Budget
  • April (1)
    • » Bermuda To Launch Codes Of Conduct For Banks, Insurers
  • February (2)
    • » EU Council Agrees Tax Blacklist Changes
    • » Jersey Issues Draft Regulations On Income Tax Regime Changes
• 2020
  • September (2)
    • » BVI Reaffirms Tax Transparency Commitment
    • » Isle of Man To Improve Beneficial Ownership Register
  • August (4)
    • » Bermuda Regulator To Add Conduct Oversight To Mandate
    • » BVI To Launch FinTech 'Sandbox'
    • » Bermuda Monetary Authority To Overhaul Enforcement Approach
    • » Cayman Rules Out New Taxes In Response To COVID-19
  • July (3)
    • » EU Announces DAC7, Review Of Corporate Tax Code Of Conduct
    • » Hong Kong Updates Guidance On APA Regime
    • » Jersey Issues Guidance On E-Filing Personal Tax Returns
  • June (4)
    • » Bermuda Announces Accounting Rules For Digital Asset Businesses
    • » COVID-19: EU Approves Cypriot VAT Deferral Scheme
    • » COVID-19: Cayman Waives Tourist Accommodation Tax
    • » Jersey Extends COVID-19 Wage Subsidy
  • May (1)
    • » BVI Issues Statement On CRS Compliance Amid COVID-19
  • April (6)
    • » Jersey To Delay GST Changes In Light Of COVID-19
    • » Bahamas Announces COVID-19 Tax Reliefs
    • » BVI Explains Economic Substance Requirements During COVID-19 Outbreak
    • » COVID-19: Isle of Man Amends Tax Filing Rules
    • » Bermuda Issues Guidance On Payroll Tax Changes
    • » Vanuatu To Waive Taxes Amid COVID-19
  • March (7)
    • » Singapore Launches 2020 Tax Season
    • » Payroll Tax Changes Announced In Bermuda's Budget
    • » Luxembourg Announces COVID-19 Tax Support Measures
    • » Jersey Announces Coronavirus Support Measures For Businesses
    • » Isle of Man To Update Taxpayer Codes After Personal Allowance Change
    • » UK-Switzerland DTA Protocol To Become Fully Effective
    • » Hong Kong, China Now Sharing CbC Reports
  • February (1)
    • » Saint Lucia Amends Tax Incentives Act
• 2019
  • December (1)
    • » US Insurance Regulator Grants Bermuda Reciprocal Jurisdiction Status
  • November (2)
    • » Belize Removed From EU's Tax Blacklist
    • » Jersey Seeking To Strike Up More Financial Services Business In China
  • October (2)
    • » Cayman Commits To Making Beneficial Ownership Info Public
    • » Mauritius Ratifies BEPS MLI
  • September (4)
    • » Asian Financial Centers Continue To Dominate Top-Ten Rankings
    • » Jersey Consults On Reporting CRS Avoidance Arrangements
    • » Mauritius Tax Agency Reports On Tax Enforcement Work
    • » Guernsey Launches Consultation On Introducing LLCs
  • August (9)
    • » Gibraltar: UK Releases Post-Brexit Financial Services Guidance
    • » Honduras Signs Up To Tax Transparency Standards
    • » UAE To Bring More Items Into 'Selective Tax' Net
    • » Singapore To Table Legislation For 2019 Budget Changes
    • » Three New Members For OECD's Global Forum
    • » Hong Kong Creates Website To Explain TP Documentation
    • » Switzerland To Expand AEOI Network
    • » Hong Kong Announces Reliefs For Individuals, Businesses
    • » Cayman Explains How To Comply With New Economic Substance Rules
  • July (2)
    • » Jersey Warns Of Delays To Processing Of Tax Returns
    • » Progress Being Made On Closing 'Harmful' Tax Regimes: OECD
  • June (2)
    • » Jersey, Guernsey, Isle of Man To Make Company Info Public
    • » New CbC Reporting Obligations In Seychelles From 2020
  • May (7)
    • » Barbados Introduces Indirect Tax Changes
    • » Anguilla Launches Consultation On New GST Regime
    • » EU Removes Three Territories From Tax Blacklist
    • » BVI Sets Deadlines For CbC, FATCA, CRS Filing Obligations
    • » Netherlands And Curacao Agree To Tackle Tax Evasion
    • » Crown Dependencies Add To Economic Substance Guidance
    • » BVI Supporting Firms To Comply With Economic Substance Code
  • April (3)
    • » Malta To Provide Tax Relief For Audiovisual Productions
    • » Cayman To Broaden Regulation Of Securities And Investments
    • » UAE Issues VAT Refund Guidance For Foreign Firms
  • March (5)
    • » Maldives Introduces Electronic Tax Payment Obligation For Largest Firms
    • » Guernsey Signs UK MoU To Ensure Funds Access After Brexit
    • » Seven Territories Receive Clean Bill Of Health On Tax Transparency
    • » Hong Kong Tables Law For Budget Tax Relief Measures
    • » EU Expands Tax Blacklist, Penalizing Non-Reformers
  • February (2)
    • » EU Warns Six States On 'Harmful' Tax Regimes
    • » Bermuda Discusses Rental Tax Proposal, Tax Data Exchange
  • January (2)
    • » Bermuda Seeks Greater Say In Int'l Tax Policy Talks
    • » Record Year For UK Crown Dependencies' Stock Exchange
• 2018
  • December (2)
    • » Aruba Announces Plan For Comprehensive Tax Reform
    • » Saint Kitts And Nevis Budget Focuses On Compliance
  • November (7)
    • » Gibraltar Covered By Proposed Brexit Transition Period
    • » OECD Releases Panama CRS Avoidance Update
    • » Ireland, Malta To Close 'Single Malt' Tax Loophole
    • » Gibraltar Legislates To Ensure Movable Property Income Is Taxable In Gibraltar
    • » UK Urged To Drop Plan To Extend Offshore Tax Limitations Period
    • » Bahamas To Enact Tax Legislation To Adopt International Standards
    • » Barbados To Shutter IBC Regime, Remove Harmful Tax Provisions
  • October (10)
    • » Jersey Tables Legislation For New Economic Substance Rules
    • » Three Caribbean Territories Sign Up To BEPS Inclusive Framework
    • » Gibraltar Provides Brexit Update
    • » Potential March 2019 Date For Swiss Tax Referendum
    • » Just Six Territories Remain On EU's Tax Blacklist
    • » Trinidad And Tobago Confirms Property Tax In 2019 Budget
    • » Saint Vincent Misses FATCA, CRS Reporting Deadlines
    • » Guernsey To Freeze Financial Services Fees Until 2020
    • » Barbados Land Tax Now Due
    • » OECD Releases Seychelles TP Guidance
  • September (3)
    • » Jersey To Launch Limited Liability Company Form
    • » Bahamas Issues Guidance On Fiscal Crime Prevention
    • » DAFZA Posts Strong Results In First Half Of 2018
  • August (3)
    • » Crown Dependencies To Ensure Firms Have Economic Substance
    • » DIFC Seeking To Establish 'Court Of The Blockchain'
    • » Offshore Financial Regulators Announce Collaborative FinTech Partnership
  • July (6)
    • » Jersey To Simplify Rules For Corporate Demergers
    • » Guernsey Fully Compliant With Latest Tax Transparency Standards
    • » Abu Dhabi Free Zone Proposes Crowdfunding Regime
    • » 100 States Now Expected To Swap Taxpayer Data In September
    • » Bahamas, Aruba Hiked Consumption Tax Rate On July 1
    • » Hong Kong Property Levy Payable From July
  • June (8)
    • » IoM Strengthens Anti-Money Laundering Law
    • » Jersey Says New Research Paper Debunks Myths Surrounding IFCs
    • » Cayman Considering Legal Challenge To UK Beneficial Ownership Law
    • » Bahamas To Hike VAT To 12 Percent
    • » British OTs Must Introduce Public Beneficial Ownership Registers
    • » BVI Planning Challenge To UK's Beneficial Ownership Law
    • » DIFC To Update Corporate, Beneficial Ownership Laws
    • » Aruba 2018 Land Tax Assessments Issued
  • May (7)
    • » Gibraltar Says It Will Not Cede An Inch On Sovereignty
    • » Hong Kong To Offer Open-Ended Fund Company Form
    • » Guernsey Sets Out Stance On Public Company Ownership Registers
    • » Hong Kong Legislates For Health Insurance Tax Relief
    • » Jersey's 2018 Budget Now Law
    • » UK Overseas Territories Hope To Derail Beneficial Ownership Plans
    • » Malta Tables Bills To Regulate, Promote Blockchain Technology
  • April (19)
    • » Guernsey To Add 'Green Funds' To Its Offering
    • » ADGM, Shanghai Bourse To Create 'Belt And Road' Exchange
    • » Barbados Tax Authority To Start Paying 2014 Tax Refunds
    • » Abu Dhabi Free Zone Improves Beneficial Ownership Oversight
    • » Bahamas To Be Removed From EU Tax Blacklist
    • » BVI Warns Of Beneficial Ownership Penalties
    • » China To Open Up Financial Services To Foreign Firms
    • » Maltese FM Concerned About EU's Digital Tax Plans
    • » ADGM, Anaklia Special Economic Zone Forge Ties
    • » Abu Dhabi Free Zone Welcomes Emirate's Sovereign Wealth Fund
    • » Malta Reports Finance Sector Growth For 2017
    • » Jersey To Broaden Regulation Of Pensions Advice
    • » Bermuda Seeing Influx Of Insurers
    • » Aruba To Impose Crisis Levy Starting July 1
    • » Cayman Said To Be Offshore's Leading Finance Center
    • » Guernsey Aiming To Be Green Finance Leader
    • » Recognition For Abu Dhabi's Courts In New MoU
    • » Bermuda Reports Insurance Sector Consolidation
    • » IoM Implements New Fulfillment Business VAT Rules
  • March (35)
    • » Guernsey Continuing To Push Financial Services Progress
    • » Jersey Funds Sector Boosted By Alternative Investment Surge
    • » Malta To 'Clean House' In Response To EU Criticism
    • » Gibraltar's Sovereignty Not Part Of Brexit Negotiations
    • » Bahamas Regulator Issues New Securities Policies
    • » DIFC's New Trusts Laws Boost Wealth Planning Offering
    • » Gibraltar Welcomes Draft Brexit Transitional Agreement
    • » Guernsey's 10-Year-Old Trusts Law 'Ahead Of Its Time'
    • » Cyprus Extends Company Tax Return Filing Date
    • » DIFC Free Zone To Upgrade Real Estate Laws
    • » Gibraltar, Hong Kong Agree Fintech Sector Synergy
    • » Trinidad And Tobago Acknowledges Need For Tax Agency Reform
    • » Bahamas Overhauls Corporate Services Provider Rules
    • » KIZAD Logistics City Offering 'On Demand' Warehousing
    • » Malta To Consolidate Gaming Laws
    • » Jersey Begins Comprehensive Money Laundering Review
    • » Bahamas Aiming To Be Removed From EU Tax Blacklist
    • » Belize's Budget Broadens GST, Excise Taxes
    • » Gibraltar Welcomes Guarantee Of UK Markets Access
    • » ADGM Proposes Financing Reforms To Help SMEs
    • » IoM Proposes Improvements To Firms' Due Diligence Checks
    • » Firms In Turks And Caicos Must Renew Licenses
    • » IoM Sees Positive Beneficial Ownership Reporting Rates
    • » Dubai Free Zone Pitching For UK Business
    • » Guernsey Finance Strengthens Hong Kong Presence
    • » Jersey To Probe Firms In Money Laundering Review
    • » IoM Delays Capital Adequacy Changes For Non-Insurance Businesses
    • » ADGM Allows Foreign Brokers To Access Its Markets
    • » DIFC Achieves Record Growth In 2017
    • » Jersey Notches Up 100th Private Funds In Under A Year
    • » IoM Welcomes EU's Draft Transitional Brexit Agreement
    • » Bermuda Remains 'World's Risk Capital'
    • » Gibraltar To Challenge EU's Proposed Brexit Transition Deal
    • » Guernsey Shuns 'Risky' Digital Currency Business
    • » Anguillian Regulator's Captive Insurance Expertise Recognized
  • February (37)
    • » Dubai Airport Freezone Launches Islamic Business Incubator
    • » IoM Businesses Positive About Future, Survey Says
    • » Trinidad And Tobago Warns On Initial Coin Offerings
    • » Malta Welcomes Two More Rating Upgrades
    • » Tax Relief, Amnesty In Saint Vincent's New Budget
    • » Jersey Investment Business Fees To Rise
    • » IoM Delays Planned Soft Drinks Levy
    • » Seychelles, Mauritius Discuss Offshore Financial Services
    • » Malta Outlines More Virtual Currency Regulation
    • » Jersey Aligns Law With EU's Data Protection Regulation
    • » No New Taxes in Antigua And Barbuda Budget
    • » Increased Demand For Jersey's Private Placement Regime
    • » Gibraltar Marks 25th Year of HNWI Residency Scheme
    • » DIFC Welcomes Insurer Berkshire Hathaway
    • » BVI Authority Issues FATCA And CRS Reminder
    • » Gibraltar Government Drafting Virtual Currency Bill
    • » Bermuda Stock Exchange Backs AML/CTF Campaign
    • » Malta Retains A+ Credit Rating
    • » Cayman 'A Top Domicile For Blockchain Entrepreneurs'
    • » Jersey Finance Sector Increasingly Optimistic: Survey
    • » Guernsey's Captive Insurance Expertise Recognized
    • » Barbados Ratifies WTO Trade Faciliation Agreement
    • » ADGM Launches Electronic 'Know-Your-Customer' Tool
    • » Barbados, Australia Eyeing Double Tax Pact
    • » Dutch Gov't Steps Into Tackle Mismanagement In St Eustatius
    • » IoM Guides On Vetting Key Persons
    • » IoM Regulator Confirms Fee Hikes
    • » DIFC Issues Company Formation Guide
    • » IoM Regulator Sets Out Insurance Regulation Priorities
    • » Bermuda Launches Anti-Money Laundering Campaign
    • » Gibraltar Worried About Becoming A Brexit Bargaining Chip
    • » Jersey Regulator Warns On Unregulated Initial Coin Offerings
    • » Canadian Energy Firm To Redomicile To Jersey
    • » DIFC Legislates For EU's New GDPR Data Protection Standards
    • » IoM Gambling Regulator Welcomes New AML/CTF Powers
    • » IoM Regulator Cracking Down On Unlicensed Activity
    • » IMF Calls On Malta To Shore Up Tax Base
  • January (38)
    • » Planning For Brexit, UK Finance Sector 'Learning From Guernsey'
    • » Barbados Looks To Bolster Intellectual Property Regime
    • » Barbados Commits To Amend Tax Treaties To Block BEPS
    • » Hong Kong, Switzerland Sign Pacts On Tax, Financial Services
    • » Jersey Tables Brexit Legislation
    • » Barbados Welcomes Removal From EU Tax Blacklist
    • » IoM Consults On EU Data Protection Law Changes
    • » Jersey Charities Register To Be Up And Running By May
    • » Jersey FSC Explains How It Probes Regulated Entities
    • » Jersey Regulators Agree To Share Information
    • » TCI Announces Work Permit Crackdown
    • » Isle Of Man Considers Car Tax Reform
    • » Jersey Acts To Ensure Speedy Cross-Border Payments
    • » Turks And Caicos Extends Import Duty Relief After Hurricane
    • » Bermuda To Change Tack On Tax Reform
    • » ADGM Strengthens Data Protection Regime
    • » Maltese Blockchain Regulator To Launch Within Weeks
    • » Bermuda Regulator Issues Virtual Currency Warning
    • » Guernsey Proceeding With Pension System Overhaul
    • » BVI Sets Up Tribunal To Mediate In Insurance Disputes
    • » ECLAC Reinforces Need For 'Fair Tax' In LatAm, Caribbean
    • » Shanghai Seeks To Encourage Foreign Tech Start-ups
    • » Malta Welcomes OECD Global Tax Compliance Report
    • » Grenada Aiming To Be Removed From EU Tax Blacklist
    • » The ISE Reports Listings Soared In 2017
    • » Guernsey Firm Launches New Asset Management Compliance Tool
    • » Bermuda Reports On Stock Exchange Growth In 2017
    • » Trinidad And Tobago Mulling Life Insurance Tax Overhaul
    • » IoM Aviation Registry Named Best Global Registry
    • » Guernsey Foundations Near 100 Mark
    • » IoM Disputes Non-Cooperation Claim In Indian Criminal Case
    • » Bahamas Releases CRS Guidance Notes
    • » Cayman Charts Fund Sector Growth In 2016
    • » ADGM Enhances Prudential Oversight Of Banks
    • » Jersey Amends Financial Services Codes Of Practice
    • » Gibraltar Blockchain Businesses Must Now Be Licensed
    • » Jersey Hikes Fees To Keep Taxes Stable
    • » Curacao Signs BEPS Multilateral Instrument
• 2017
  • December (37)
    • » Turks And Caicos Gearing Up For Money Laundering Review
    • » Bermuda Urged To Adopt Fairer Tax Regime With GST
    • » Malta Financial Intelligence Unit Defends Its Reputation
    • » Appleby Fires Back After Paradise Paper Hack
    • » The International Stock Exchange Supports Firms On MiFID II
    • » Gibraltar Covered In Brexit Transition, UK PM Says
    • » ADGM Sets Up Data Protection Regulator
    • » Malta Legislates To Adopt EU Anti-Money Laundering Standards
    • » Guernsey Ends Year With Largest M And A Deal
    • » IoM Strengthens Laws Against Financial Crime
    • » Gibraltar Issues Blockchain Licensing Guidance
    • » CARICOM 'Strongly Opposed' To New EU Blacklist
    • » Guernsey Pension Data Returns Due Next Year
    • » Jersey Regulator To Proceed With Proposed Fee Hikes
    • » Bahamas Signs Up To International Tax Initiatives
    • » DIFC, City Of London Discuss Islamic Finance
    • » Jersey Supports Regulated Initial Coin Offerings
    • » Hong Kong Exchange Sets Up Singapore Office
    • » Shanghai FTZ Unveils New Trade Promotion Center
    • » Guernsey's 'Blockchain First' Cuts Out Banks, Brokers
    • » Gibraltar Parliament Passes Blockchain Enabling Bill
    • » Guernsey, US Share Recovered Criminal Proceeds
    • » Bermuda Delegation In Miami To Talk Tapping Latin America
    • » European Regulators Issue AML/CTF Guidance
    • » Shanghai FTZ Approves Projects To Expand Port Operations
    • » Barbados To Raise 'Unfair' Tax Blacklisting With EU
    • » Malta To Set Up Blockchain Regulator
    • » Grenada Says EU Blacklisting Is Unfair
    • » Bermuda, Cayman Welcome Recognition From EU In Blacklist
    • » Jersey, Guernsey, IoM Note EU's New Tax Blacklist
    • » Malta Regulator Proposes Blockchain Legal Framework
    • » Bermuda Reports Increase In Foreign Investment Assets
    • » Cayman Extends Import Duty Relief For Building Materials
    • » Guernsey, China In Landmark Captive Insurance Partnership
    • » Jersey To Vet Firms' Compliance With Beneficial Ownership Rules
    • » Trinidad And Tobago Takes Step Towards Becoming IP Hub
    • » Bermuda Insurers Remain Well Capitalized
  • November (52)
    • » Malta Launches Gaming Industry Institute
    • » Guernsey Launches Cybersecurity Strategy
    • » Shanghai FTZ Accelerates Trade Reforms
    • » Abu Dhabi Tax-Free Zone, Singapore Sign Regulatory MoU
    • » Guernsey Outlines Risk-Based Supervisory Approach
    • » Bermuda Hopes To Lure Blockchain, Virtual Currency Business
    • » ECCB Says Blockchain Could Solve Caribbean De-Risking Crisis
    • » Jersey Hopes To Ensure EU Code Of Conduct 'All Clear'
    • » RAKEZ Offers Discount On License And Lease Renewals
    • » Guernsey Welcomes First Chinese Insurance Company
    • » Bermuda Insurers Pay Over USD200bn To US Clients
    • » Malta Industry Groups Welcome EU Tax Endorsement
    • » Jersey, IoM Tax Transparency Regimes World Leading
    • » Shanghai FTZ To Pilot More Business-Friendly Reforms
    • » ADGM Courts Now Open To Ras Al Khaimah Entities
    • » Saint Vincent And The Grenadines' Regulator Marks Fifth Anniversary
    • » ADGM-Only Entities Can Offer Now Services Throughout Emirate
    • » Malta Citizenship By Investment Program To Be Renewed
    • » Abu Dhabi Global Market Sees Threefold Increase In Firms
    • » Jersey Consults On Minor Regulatory Changes
    • » Guernsey Hikes Financial Services Penalties
    • » Study Released On Jersey Pension Industry's Impact Worldwide
    • » DIFC Seeking To Support Aircraft Leasing Boom
    • » ADGM-Based Exchanges Opened Up To Foreign Brokers
    • » DIFC, Paris Europlace Renew Collaboration
    • » Shanghai FTZ To Streamline Tax Rules, Obligations
    • » Offshore Centers Chide Paradise Papers' Coverage
    • » IoM To Implement New EU Data Protection Standard
    • » Grenada Sets Up Independent Customs Appeals Body
    • » Malta Voices Support For EU Tax Initiatives
    • » IoM Tackles VAT Avoidance Allegations
    • » Shanghai FTZ Charts Growth Plans To 2020
    • » Turks And Caicos Review Flags Up Money Laundering Risks
    • » Bermuda's Catastrophe Insurance Industry Resilient
    • » Gibraltar Flies Fintech Flag In Hong Kong
    • » Malta An Ideal EU Foothold For UK Companies Post-Brexit
    • » Jersey Tax Amnesty Ends Next Month
    • » IoM Expects Brexit To Boost Stock Exchange
    • » Saint Vincent Slams 'Money Laundering' Accusations
    • » TCI Offers Hurricane-Hit Taxpayers Tax Relief
    • » Cayman's Online Customs Clearing Portal Now Live
    • » Jersey Gaming, Financial Services Regulators Sign MoU
    • » UK Reiterates 'Unwavering Support' for Gibraltar
    • » Guernsey Regulator Raises Supervisory Fees
    • » Jersey Regulator Consults On Fee Hikes
    • » Shanghai FTZ Registered Companies Triple In Four Years
    • » ADGM Announces Banking Sector Regulatory Changes
    • » New Report Provides Snapshot Of Guernsey Funds Sector
    • » Isle Of Man To Regulate Blockchain Lottery Firm
    • » Bermuda, Appleby Respond To Client Data Hack
    • » EU Would Be Wrong To Blacklist Guernsey: Trott
    • » Guernsey, Turkey Agree To Exchange Tax Information
  • October (43)
    • » IoM Legislates To BEPS-Proof Its Treaties
    • » Guernsey Regulator Explains Its Enforcement Processes
    • » Malta Aims To Be Blockchain Trailblazer
    • » Dubai Commodities Free Zone Develops SME Financing Platform
    • » Trinidad Combines Revenue And Customs Authorities
    • » Barbados, Italy Ratify New Double Tax Deal
    • » Malta Mulls Virtual Currency Regulation
    • » Guernsey Welcomes Rise In Inward Company Migration
    • » IoM Probes Aircraft Leasing VAT Avoidance Claims
    • » Bahamas, Finland Agree To Exchange Tax Information
    • » Bermuda Plays Key Global Insurance Role
    • » Jersey Hikes Recognized Auditor Fees
    • » Barbados Int'l Business Sector Highly Prized
    • » Cayman Foundations Law In Force
    • » Barbados To Sign BEPS Multilateral Instrument
    • » Guernsey To Plug Document Duty Loophole
    • » Jersey Mulling Land Development Levy
    • » Guernsey Relaxes License Rules For UK, IoM, Jersey Firms
    • » Guernsey Named Non-EU Captive Domicile Of The Year
    • » Maltese PM Denounces Panama Papers Journalist Murder
    • » IoM Sets Up Cyber Security Unit
    • » Gibraltar 'Blockchain' Regulatory Framework On Track
    • » Shanghai FTZ Aspires To Be 'Belt And Road' Financing Hub
    • » Cayman Says Insurance Sector Growing Strongly
    • » ADGM Partners With Indian Bank On Fintech
    • » DIFC To Implement Common Reporting Standard
    • » DIFC Revamps Trusts And Foundations Law
    • » Guernsey Outlines Tax Changes For Charitable Donations
    • » Shanghai FTZ Welcomes First Global Treasury Center
    • » Cyprus CbC Reporting For 2016 Now Open
    • » Guernsey Expertise Tapped By Wealthy Philanthropists
    • » Cayman Islands Issues AML/CTF Country Whitelist
    • » IoM Anti-Fraud Law Takes Effect Next Month
    • » DMCC Showcases Offering In India
    • » Jersey Taskforce To Assess AML/CTF Risks
    • » Study Highlights ADGM's Aviation Leasing Offering
    • » Jersey Budget Raises Taxes on Companies, HNWIs
    • » Malta's Coffers Boosted By Residency Initiatives
    • » Trinidad And Tobago's 2018 Budget Hikes Taxes
    • » IMF Highlights Bank Derisking's Impact On Caribbean
    • » Barbados Land Tax Now Due
    • » Cayman To Further Streamline Customs Clearance
    • » Malta Trials Use Of Cryptocurrency For Gaming Industry
  • September (41)
    • » Bermuda Insurers Have Paid Out Over USD70bn
    • » BVI To Temporarily Guarantee Corporate Names For Longer
    • » Guernsey Finance Marks A Decade In China
    • » Hong Kong Responds To Losing Triple-A Credit Rating
    • » DAFZA Companies Can Now Operate Across Dubai
    • » Gibraltar Adopts Legal Services Act
    • » ADGM OTC Derivatives Regulations Recognized By ISDA
    • » BVI Open For Business Following Hurricane Maria
    • » Bermuda On France's 'CbC Reporting Whitelist'
    • » Cayman Islands Supporting Firms Affected By Irma
    • » ADGM, Japanese Regulators Ink Cooperation Agreement
    • » Gibraltar 'Won't Be Backed Into Sovereignty Deal'
    • » ADGM Launches New Electronic Reporting System
    • » Caribbean IFCs Ranked Highly In Latest Financial Centers Index
    • » Malta Sets Up Taskforce To Drive Blockchain FinTech Initiative
    • » BVI Government Updates Business In Wake Of Irma
    • » Gibraltar Seeks 'Free-Flowing' Spanish Border Post-Brexit
    • » Malta Warns Against New EU Digital Tax Proposals
    • » Bahamas Should 'Look To Income Tax To Balance Books,' IMF Says
    • » Guernsey Ready To Support 'Impact Investing' Activity
    • » Bermuda Takes Stock Of Captive Insurance Sector Contribution
    • » Guernsey Leading European Specialist Finance Center
    • » Shanghai FTZ Streamlines Customs Procedures Further
    • » Guernsey Ponders New Insurance Solvency Framework
    • » BVI Remains Open For Business Despite Hurricane Irma
    • » IoM Sees More Taxpayers Submitting Returns Online
    • » DIFC Announces New 'Academy' For Financial Services Training
    • » DMCC Forges Ties With Chinese Chamber Of Commerce
    • » IoM Cracking Down On Beneficial Ownership Act Non-Compliance
    • » Cayman Islands Named Leading Specialized IFC
    • » Jersey Regulator Surveys Cyber Security Readiness
    • » Barbados To Pursue Social Security Debtors
    • » Trinidad And Tobago Welcomes Crowe Horwath
    • » Dubai Placed Among Top-10 International Financial Centers
    • » Malta Targets UK Firms Ahead Of Brexit
    • » Barbados Hints At Tax Changes
    • » Liechtenstein Approves Tax Treaty With Monaco
    • » British Virgin Islands Tourism Levy Takes Effect
    • » Shanghai FTZ Home To 500 Art Trading Companies
    • » Malta To Refund VAT On Supplies For Disabled Persons
    • » Bright Start For The International Stock Exchange
  • August (45)
    • » Abu Dhabi Media Free Zone Welcomes AI Start-Up
    • » BVI To Share Tax Information With Poland And Croatia
    • » Guernsey Updates Conduct Of Pensions Business Rules
    • » Shanghai FTZ Handles First Bonded Goods Shipment
    • » Cayman Islands Pledges No New Taxes
    • » Anguilla Extends FATCA Reporting Deadline To Month End
    • » Isle of Man Aircraft Registry Unveils New Website
    • » Malta Sees Greater Investment Flows In 2016
    • » IoM Grants First Of Kind E-Sports Gaming Licence
    • » Grenada Stamp Tax Amnesty Ends This Month
    • » Cayman Welcomes OECD Information Exchange Rating
    • » Jersey Welcomes UK Brexit Trade Plans
    • » Jersey Regulator Hikes Auditor Fees
    • » Bermuda Welcomes Tax Transparency Recognition
    • » Caribbean Community Seeks Swedish Support On Tax Issues
    • » BVI Property Tax Deadline Approaching
    • » TCI Hotel and Restaurant Tax Changes Made
    • » UK Engaging Crown Dependencies On Post-Brexit Trade
    • » Abu Dhabi Global Market Begins To Offer Foundations
    • » BVI Financial Account Reporting Deadline Extended
    • » ADGM Joins Global Data Protection Forum
    • » Malta Credit Rating Upgraded To A+
    • » Shanghai FTZ Firms Reporting Bullish Growth
    • » IoM Steps Up Fight Against Financial Crime
    • » Jersey Regulator Hikes Bank And Insurer Fees
    • » Gibraltar Allows PCCs To Write Third-Party Insurance
    • » Gibraltar Hopeful Of Fintech Prospects After Latest Signing
    • » Jersey Proposes New Data Reporting Obligations
    • » IoM Amends Collective Investment Scheme Rules
    • » Guernsey Welcomes UK Brexit Minister
    • » Shanghai Sets Out Vision For 'Science City'
    • » Dominica To Lift Most Taxpayers Out Of Income Tax
    • » Shanghai FTZ Customs Reforms To Slash Clearance Times
    • » Guernsey Says Note Issue A 'Fintech First'
    • » IoM Ship Registry Unveils New Website
    • » Anguilla Publishes Common Reporting Standard Guidance
    • » Jersey Maintains Its Sovereign Credit Rating
    • » Guernsey Sees Jump In Company Migrations
    • » IoM Proposes Insurance Regulation Changes
    • » IoM Reviews Capital Adequacy Of Non-Life Insurers
    • » Bermuda Ponders Immigration Reforms
    • » DIFC Reports Strong Growth In H1 2017
    • » Guernsey Reports Another Funds Sector First
    • » Bermuda Gears Up For FATF Assessment
    • » ADGM, Labuan IBFC Strenghen Cooperation
  • July (40)
    • » ADGM To Establish International Arbitration Center
    • » Jersey Regulator Proposes Code of Practice Changes
    • » Shanghai FTZ Intellectual Property Center Opens
    • » ADGM, Australian Agree FinTech Collaboration
    • » Cyprus Allows For Online Tax Amnesty Payments
    • » ADGM Authorizes First Fund Administrator
    • » Shanghai FTZ To Open Technology And Innovation Center
    • » BVI To Waive Work Permit Req's For Business Visitors
    • » IoM To Relax Work Permit Rules
    • » Guernsey Proposes New Financial Services Framework
    • » IoM Sixth Largest Aircraft Registry After A Decade
    • » ADGM Implements Tax Information Exchange Standard
    • » UK Engages With Gibraltar On Brexit
    • » Abu Dhabi, Cypriot Regulators To Cooperate On Stock Market Oversight
    • » IoM Proposes New Pensions Offering
    • » IoM To Table Bill To Repeal EU Law Provisions
    • » Gibraltar Sets Out Brexit Priorities In EU Talks
    • » Malta Fund Registrations On The Rise
    • » Cyprus Extends Tax Amnesty Lump Sum Payment Period
    • » Guernsey Says CRS A 'Hot Topic' For Chinese Investors
    • » Hong Kong-China Bond Connect Program Launches
    • » IoM Proposes End To State Pension 'Contracting Out'
    • » Gibraltar Issues AML/CTF Reminder To High-Value Dealers
    • » IoM Personal Tax Return Due Date Looms
    • » G20 Promises Action On Bank 'De-risking'
    • » DIFC Positions Itself As A Global Islamic FinTech Hub
    • » Guernsey Confident On Fund Sector Prospects
    • » Isle Of Man Adds To Know Your Customer Guidance
    • » Malta's Revenue To Require New Online Tax Services Checks
    • » Bahamas Warns CSPs On Record-Keeping Requirements
    • » BVI's Beneficial Ownership Database Goes Live
    • » Abu Dhabi, Chinese Tax-Free Zones Agree Partnership
    • » Hong Kong To Ratify Three New Double Tax Agreements
    • » IoM Regulator Issues Beneficial Ownership Guidance
    • » Guernsey Publishes New Pensions Rules
    • » Barbados Joins BEPS Inclusive Framework
    • » Jersey Sees Dip In Finance Sector Output In 2016
    • » TCI Completes Money Laundering Risk Review
    • » Gibraltar's Tax Settings Largely Unchanged In New Budget
    • » Barbados's Forex Tax Delayed
  • June (37)
    • » China Allows Foreign Banks To Underwrite Gov't Bonds
    • » Guernsey Firm Awarded For Blockchain Fund Sector First
    • » BVI Ready To Share Beneficial Ownership
    • » Cayman Says FATCA, CRS Deadlines Fast Approaching
    • » Bermuda Chides EU For 'Tax Blacklist Questionnaire'
    • » Guernsey Funds Sector Reports Resurgent Q1
    • » Jersey Launches Consultation On Judicial Rule Changes
    • » UK Crown Dependencies Welcome New BEPS Treaty
    • » IoM To Table Brexit Law Changes Next Year
    • » Guernsey Committee Tells Gov't To Drop Tax Hike Plan
    • » Study Highlights BVI's Role As An Investment Conduit
    • » Broader Foreign Investment Allowed In China's Free Trade Zones
    • » Shanghai FTZ Confirms Launch Of New Port
    • » ADGM Establishes REIT Regime
    • » Bermuda Ready For Automatic Tax Information Exchange
    • » BVI Online Portal Now Accepting CRS Reports
    • » DIFC Proposes Changes To Data Protection Laws
    • » Cyprus Extends CRS Reporting Date
    • » BVI Work Permit Fees To Rise From Next Month
    • » Bermuda To Renegotiate DTAs To Add BEPS Provisions
    • » DIFC Welcomes Hapag-Lloyd To The Zone
    • » Jersey Research Highlights China HNW Succession Issues
    • » Jersey Says A Third Of Beneficial Owner Returns Outstanding
    • » Anguilla Extends FATCA And CRS Reporting Deadlines
    • » Hong Kong, Ireland To Automatically Share Tax Info
    • » Guernsey To Update AML/CFT Regime
    • » Gibraltar Partners With Spain-Engaged Firms On Brexit Response
    • » Shanghai FTZ Welcomes Major Fund Manager Vanguard
    • » Following Expansion, TISE Lists First Isle Of Man Firm
    • » Gibraltar Says Gaming Industry Resilient, Growing
    • » IoM Says FATCA And CRS Reports Due This Month
    • » Record Growth For Guernsey's 'Cat Bond' Market
    • » Jersey Commended For Beneficial Ownership Register
    • » DIFC Legislates For Automatic Tax Information Exchange
    • » Shanghai FTZ Hosts Russia-China Commercial Jet JV
    • » Aruba Issues Annual Land Tax Returns
    • » Jersey Forum Questions Onslaught Of New Int'l Regulations
  • May (39)
    • » BVI U-Turns On Significant Work Permit Fee Changes
    • » Shanghai FTZ To Support Chinese 'Belt And Road' Firms
    • » Jersey Fund Sector Reports Strong 2016
    • » BVI Companies Showcased At 'Belt And Road' Forum
    • » Guernsey Says Tax Reform Inevitable
    • » Bermuda Touts Competitive Edge At Bloomberg Forum
    • » Malta Debunks 'Data Leak' Coverage
    • » IoM Consults On Funds Sector Rules
    • » Dubai Tax-Free Zone Seeing New Business From India
    • » Jersey Regulator Consults On Basel III Banking Regime Changes
    • » Jersey Issues Beneficial Ownership Reporting Guide
    • » Guernsey Issues Warning On 'Sark Company Registry'
    • » Isle Of Man's Financial Sector Prepares For Life After Brexit
    • » Jersey Wins 'Best International Finance Centre' Accolade
    • » Gibraltar Online Gaming Firm 888 Probed By UK Regulator
    • » Over 200 SPVs For Dubai International Financial Center
    • » IoM Beneficial Ownership Register In Force By July
    • » St. Kitts And Nevis Should Broaden Tax Base Says IMF
    • » Abu Dhabi Free Zone Hopes To Attract Venture Capital Firms
    • » Grenada Establishes Tax Advisory Committee
    • » IoM Ship Registry Targets Superyachts With New Offering
    • » Gibraltar Seeks To Encourage Blockchain Businesses
    • » Guernsey Consults On New Pensions Framework
    • » Dubai Tax-Free Zones Strengthen Ties
    • » DIFC Simplifies Land Ownership Process
    • » ADGM Consults On Data Protection Changes
    • » Bermuda Revamps Insurance Services Provider Directory
    • » Shanghai FTZ Sees Jump In Int'l Trading Companies
    • » Anguilla To Pursue Tax Reform But Not This Year
    • » Jersey Finance Sector Upbeat In Latest Survey
    • » TISE Promotes IoM And Channel Islands Listings
    • » BVI Named Leading Offshore Jurisdiction In New Report
    • » DIFC Helps Set Up Indian Int'l Financial Center
    • » No New Taxes In Turks and Caicos Budget
    • » Dubai International Financial Center Reports Strong 2016
    • » IoM Proposes Changes To Collective Investment Schemes Regime
    • » Gibraltar Regulator Signs Int'l Audit Cooperation Agreement
    • » IoM Lobbies UK For Inclusion In Post-Brexit FTAs
    • » Cayman Says More To Do To Strengthen AML/CTF Regime
  • April (44)
    • » Crown Dependencies, UK Hold Third Brexit Meeting
    • » Isle Of Man Defers Vehicle Duty Regime Changes
    • » Gibraltar Announces 'Blockchain' Regulatory Framework
    • » Dubai Multi Commodities Center Sees Surge In Interest From China
    • » Bermuda Insurance Sector Activity Shrunk In 2015
    • » Malta Extends Automatic Tax Information Exchange Deadline
    • » IoM Employers And Contractors Tax Returns Due
    • » Trinidad And Tobago Introduces New Property Tax
    • » Ras Al Khaimah Launches New FTZ Authority
    • » Malta Stock Exchange Doubles Trading Hours
    • » Trinidad And Tobago Says No Issue With VAT Refunds
    • » Cayman Insurance Sector Sees Strong Start To 2017
    • » Abu Dhabi Free Zone Wins FinTech Recognition
    • » Isle Of Man Issues AML/CTF Guidance To VAT-Registered Persons
    • » Dubai Precious Metals Industry Expects Limited VAT Hit
    • » Belize, Cayman To Adopt BEPS Minimum Standards
    • » Cayman Islands Engages With Tax Critics
    • » Guernsey To Tighten Document Duty Rules
    • » Cayman Regulator Launches Online Fee Portal
    • » IoM To Lower Vehicle Duty For Business, Electric Cars
    • » DMCC Welcomes Over 2,000 New Firms In 2016
    • » Cyprus To Sign BEPS Convention In June
    • » Cyprus Urges Firms To Prepare For MIFID II, MiFIR
    • » BVI Financial Firms Need To Develop New Niches
    • » German Regulator Recognizes International Stock Exchange
    • » Jersey Regulator Proposes Fund Fee Hike
    • » ADGM Revises Pooled Fund Capital Req's
    • » Saint Martin Set To Establish Corruption Watchdog
    • » Gibraltar Gets Backing From UK Opposition Lawmakers
    • » Malta Extends Company Tax Return Filing Date
    • » Turks And Caicos Approves CRS Guidance Notes
    • » BVI Affirms Commitment To Transparency
    • » ADGM Consults On Allowing REITs
    • » DIFC Strengthens Law Firm Licensing
    • » Shanghai FTZ Sets Out Financing Hub Vision
    • » Jersey Private Fund Regime Welcomed In The UK
    • » SEZAD Free Trade Zone Halves Fees For Omani SMEs
    • » IoM Increases VAT Flat Rate Scheme Rate
    • » Gibraltar To Offer Foundations
    • » Gibraltar Acts To Preserve QROPS Status
    • » Jersey Upbeat Following Start of Brexit
    • » Isle Of Man 'Prepared For Brexit'
    • » Jersey Showcases Offering In Nigeria
    • » Manx Shipping Registry Introduces Single, Annual Fee
  • March (43)
    • » Channel Islands Encouraged By UK's Brexit Assurances
    • » Masdar City FTZ, Abu Dhabi, Records Impressive Growth
    • » Jersey Regulator Warns Of Imminent Filing Deadline
    • » Shanghai FTZ Reforms May Include New Port
    • » BVI Financial Institutions Reminded Of Reporting Obligations
    • » Gibraltar Regulator To Improve AML, CTF Oversight
    • » Guernsey Funds Sector Grew In 2016
    • » BVI, Turks And Caicos Sign Up To BEPS Inclusive Framework
    • » Jersey Seeks Free Trade Agreement Talk Involvement
    • » Turks And Caicos Extends CRS Reporting Deadline
    • » BVI Explores Post-Brexit Relationship With EU
    • » Guernsey Welcomes House Of Lords Brexit Support
    • » DIFC Consults On Company Law Reforms
    • » Dubai Airport Free Zone Unveils Five-Year Strategic Plan
    • » Gibraltar To Form Commission To Update Laws
    • » Shanghai FTZ Issues First All-In-One License
    • » Jersey Updates Basel II Guidance
    • » Bahamas Issues CRS Guidance Notes
    • » Jersey Launches New Private Fund Product
    • » Chinese Premier Confirms Hong Kong Bond Connect Plans
    • » Jersey Regulator Issues AML/CTF Funds Guidance
    • » Jersey To Hike Investment Business Fees
    • » Jersey Regulator Probes Firms' Indemnity Insurance
    • » Guernsey, China Insurance Regulators Sign MoU
    • » BVI Trials New Work Permit Renewal System
    • » Gibraltar Releases Solvency II Guidance
    • » Shanghai FTZ Brings Together Maritime Sector Firms
    • » Gibraltar Regulator Hikes Annual Fees
    • » Cayman Extends CRS Reporting And Registration Deadline
    • » Bahamas Issues Automatic Tax Information Exchange Regulations
    • » Shanghai Mayor Sets Out Plan For City's FTZ
    • » Trinidad And Tobago Passes FATCA Bill
    • » IoM Chief Minister Reinforces UK Links
    • » Jersey Supports Kenya With Action Against Corrupt Official
    • » UK Crown Dependencies' Stock Exchange Launches
    • » More Jersey Fund Managers Targeting Europe In 2016
    • » DAFZA Enjoys Strong Growth In 2016
    • » Gibraltar Optimistic Following Brexit Meeting
    • » Caribbean States To Improve Internet Infrastructure
    • » Bermuda Budget Features New Financial Services Tax, Defers GST
    • » Trinidad And Tobago's Lower House Passes FATCA Bill
    • » Bermuda Penalizes Firm For AML, CTF Failings
    • » HK Allows Fair Value Basis In Profits Tax Returns
  • February (44)
    • » Bahamas Launches Online VAT Portal For Property Transfers
    • » UAE, India Financial Centers Agree Partnership
    • » BVI To Offer Tax Amnesty For Past Non-Compliance
    • » Shanghai FTZ Eases Licensing Rules For Manufacturers
    • » Chinese Free Trade Zones To Offer Provincial Bonds
    • » Shanghai Free Trade Zone Welcomes First Captive
    • » Guernsey Introduces Client Asset Handling Rules
    • » Bank Of Singapore Launches DIFC Branch
    • » Jersey Regulator Increases Fees For Lawyers, Accountants
    • » Panasonic Creates DAFZ Presence
    • » BVI Sets Out Brexit Wishlist
    • » Jersey Launches Cyber Security Strategy
    • » Shanghai Trade Zone Streamlines Customs Clearance
    • » ADGM, Malta Strengthen Cross-Border Cooperation
    • » Cayman 'Reassured' About EU Non-Cooperative Tax Blacklist
    • » Bermuda Remains Leading Captive Insurance Domicile
    • » ADGM Recognized By International Securities Regulator
    • » ADGM Partners With Bahrain Central Bank
    • » Hong Kong Confirms Its FTA Aspirations
    • » Saint Vincent To Hike VAT Rate
    • » Cayman Islands Promotes Offering In New York
    • » Jersey Hikes Money Service Business Fees
    • » Channel Islands Exchange To Rebrand, Expand To Isle Of Man
    • » BVI Hikes Hotel Tax
    • » Overseas Territories Set Out Post-Brexit Priorities
    • » Jersey Finance Sector Optimistic, Survey Says
    • » IoM Consults On Customs And Excise Changes
    • » Channel Islands Conference To Focus On Terrorism Financing
    • » Jersey Upbeat On UK Brexit White Paper
    • » Gibraltar And US Regulators Sign MoU
    • » BVI Defends IFCs Against Criticism
    • » IoM Announces Changes to E-Gaming Licences
    • » Jersey Seeks Another Successful Year In 2017
    • » BVI Seeks UK Support Post-Brexit
    • » Bahamas Hosts International Business & Finance Summit
    • » Jersey Regulator Sets Out 2017 Plans
    • » IoM Beneficial Ownership Bill Introduced
    • » IoM Regulator Issues Update On Insurance Regime Work
    • » Malta Grants License To Leading Fantasy Gaming Company
    • » Gibraltar Addresses EU Committee On Brexit
    • » IoM Seeks To Strengthen Reputation With Anti-Fraud Bill
    • » Channel Islands' Credit Ratings Reaffirmed Despite Brexit
    • » IoM Meeting Global Money Laundering Standards
    • » Abu Dhabi Tax Free Zone's SPV Regime Proves Popular
  • January (40)
    • » IoM Shipping Registry Gets China Boost
    • » Malta Raises Threshold For Highly Qualified Persons Scheme
    • » IoM Issues Money Laundering Guidance
    • » Crown Dependencies Discuss Brexit In London
    • » Dubai, Shanghai Free Zones Top Global Rankings
    • » Aruba Kicks Off Tax Filing Season
    • » Bahamas Cracks Down On Tax Avoidance
    • » DIFC Launches Gulf's First 'FinTech Accelerator'
    • » BVI 2017 Budget Increases Fees
    • » Oman Zone Signs Port Finance Deal
    • » Bermuda's Ship Registry Gets China Boost
    • » Guernsey, IoM Welcome Brexit Clarity
    • » Cayman, US Officials Discuss Bank De-Risking
    • » Jersey Recognized Again As Leading IFC
    • » Maltese PAYE Portal Open For 2016 Filings
    • » ADGM Welcomes Aircraft Financing Deal
    • » Bermuda, EU To Collaborate On Insurance, Pensions Oversight
    • » Abu Dhabi, Kazakhstan Financial Centers Deepen Ties
    • » Hong Kong Should Continue 'Prudent Fiscal Policy': IMF
    • » Dubai Increases Gold Import Duties To 5 Percent
    • » Hong Kong Urged To Increase Tax Incentives
    • » Cyprus, Russia Defer Key Double Tax Treaty Change
    • » Jersey Removed From Portuguese Blacklist
    • » Bermuda Leads On Catastrophe Bond Issuances
    • » Gibraltar Regulator's EIF Director Review Positive
    • » Jersey Finance Increases Middle East Presence
    • » Channel Islands Exchange Reports Strong 2016
    • » Cyprus Legislates For CbC Reporting
    • » IoM To Proceed With Tax Record Keeping Changes
    • » Bahamas Enacts Law For Automatic Tax Info Exchange
    • » Trinidad And Tobago Continues To Debate FATCA Bill
    • » Jersey Proceeds With Trust Company Fee Hike
    • » BVI To Sign Up To BEPS Minimum Standards
    • » Guernsey Private Fund Guidance Released
    • » Shanghai FTZ Significantly Boosting Local Economy
    • » Guernsey Hikes Social Security Contribution Rates
    • » Jersey Hikes Supervision Fees
    • » BVI To Overhaul Work Permit Fee System
    • » Guernsey Regulator Outlines 2017 Funds Strategy
    • » Guernsey Leads On LSE Foreign Listings
• 2016
  • December (41)
    • » Jersey Discusses Brexit Impact During UK Inquiry
    • » Jersey Tax Regime Attracts High-Value Residents
    • » IoM Regulator Releases Cyber Security Guidance
    • » Jersey To Decide On MIFID II Equivalence In 2017
    • » Guernsey Aligns Interest Reporting Rules With CRS
    • » BVI's FATCA Reporting System Closed In January
    • » IoM MONEYVAL Report To Be Released Next Year
    • » IoM Releases Third Report On Brexit Implications
    • » Another Record Year For Hong Kong Bourse
    • » Cayman Islands Extends Import Duty Concession
    • » Channel Islands' Exchange In Bitcoin Listing First
    • » BVI International Arbitration Center Opens
    • » Monaco Ratifies Multilateral Tax Convention
    • » BVI Hosts Regional BEPS Conference
    • » Hong Kong, Romania DTA In Effect
    • » Grenada Budget Cuts Taxes
    • » Singapore Enacts Tax Info Exchange Legislation
    • » Bermuda Rejects Corporate Tax Haven Label
    • » Netherlands Blocks Sint Eustatius Budget
    • » Anguilla Props Up Housing Sector In This Year's Budget
    • » Gibraltar And UK Prepare For Brexit Negotiations
    • » Bahamas Lower House Passes CRS Bill
    • » Switzerland Praised For Combatting Financial Crime
    • » Guernsey Updates Requirements For Insurance Firms
    • » EU Council Approves Access To Beneficial Ownership Information
    • » Singapore To Issue Property Tax Notices
    • » Guernsey Seeking Insurance Sector Expansion
    • » Cayman To Improve Company Ownership Registry
    • » Singapore Seeking Input On 2017 Budget
    • » Bermuda Says Catastrophe Reinsurance Market 'Resilient'
    • » Anguilla To Sign FATCA Agreement
    • » Tax Breaks Confirmed For New Shenzhen-HK Stock Connect Scheme
    • » Hong Kong, Switzerland In Landmark Funds Deal
    • » Shanghai Free Zone Streamlines Company Registrations
    • » BVI Updates Guidance On Automatic Tax Info Exchange
    • » ADGM Signs MoU With FinanceMalta
    • » Malta Rationalizes Fund Structures
    • » Bermuda, Channel Islands Stock Exchanges Agree Cooperation
    • » Bahamas To Pass Law For Automatic Tax Info Exchange
    • » Shanghai To Encourage Yuan Use In Free Trade Zone
    • » Gibraltar Says Brexit Must Be 'Sensible'
  • November (41)
    • » Shanghai Trade Zone Goes Paperless
    • » Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect To Launch Dec 5
    • » Gibraltar Consults Industry On Solvency II Oversight
    • » Hong Kong, China Join To Develop Treasury Centers
    • » IoM Regulator Consults on 2017 Fee Increase
    • » Bermuda, US Insurance Regulators Strengthen Ties
    • » Bahamas VAT Deadlines To Change In 2017
    • » Dubai Promotes Airport Freezone In Japan
    • » Saint Lucia Signs Up To OECD Multilateral Tax Pact
    • » DIFC Welcomes Bank Of Singapore
    • » ADGM Promotes Its New FinTech RegLab In Singapore
    • » Guernsey Launches Private Investment Fund Regime
    • » BVI Opens International Arbitration Center
    • » Guernsey Upgrades Bank Liquidity Framework
    • » BVI Regulator Fines 'Panama Papers' Law Firm
    • » Gibraltar Challenges EU Tax Ruling Scheme Findings
    • » Guernsey Rejects Government-Backed Bank Proposal
    • » Chinese Free Zone Policies Extended To Mainland
    • » Cyprus Encourages Online VAT Registration
    • » ADGM, Indian Business Confederation Sign MoU
    • » Bahamas Hosts Americas Securities Regulators
    • » Barbados Ahead Of The Tax Transparency Curve: FM
    • » China Trade Zone Tests Yuan Bond Trading
    • » Abu Dhabi Free Zone Seeks Indian Investment
    • » Crown Dependencies Meet With UK 'Brexit' Minister
    • » Dubai Free Zone Welcomes Outer Temple Chambers
    • » Shanghai Court Sees Increase In Free Zone Caseload
    • » IoM Legislates For Central Beneficial Ownership Database
    • » DIFC In Crowdfunding First
    • » Jersey Tightens Beneficial Ownership Requirements
    • » Guernsey Regulator Confirms Small License Fee Rise
    • » Channel Islands Exchange Attracting New Listings
    • » Jersey Receives Best IFC At GCC Awards
    • » Abu Dhabi Free Zone Offering Bespoke Rules For New FinTech
    • » Shanghai Free Trade Zone Partners With Airbnb
    • » Hong Kong Confirms Record Company Numbers Last Year
    • » BVI Regulator Says Banking Sector Healthy
    • » Isle Of Man Supports Businesses New To The Island
    • » Jersey Strengthens Ties With UAE
    • » Guernsey May Overhaul Pensions Regime
    • » IMF Works To Address Caribbean 'De-risking' Woes
  • October (44)
    • » Cook Islands Joins Automatic Tax Info Exchange Initiative
    • » IMF Praises Tax Reforms In Caribbean Region
    • » BVI Completes Five-City China Trade Mission
    • » Abu Dhabi's New Free Zone Awarded 'Financial Center Of Year'
    • » FATF Guidance Seeks To Stem Bank De-Risking Crisis
    • » Caribbean States To Discuss BEPS Response In December
    • » BVI Forges Ties With China's Tianjin Trade Zone
    • » Jersey Regulates Virtual Currencies Transactions
    • » Jersey Report Looks At Priorities For China's Wealthy
    • » IoM To Automatically Exchange CbC Reports
    • » Switzerland Looks To Support Financial Sector
    • » Ireland To Amend Offshore Disclosure Rules
    • » Abu Dhabi Free Zone Hails First Year Success
    • » Barbados Raises 'Bank De-Risking' Woes With IMF, WB
    • » Abu Dhabi Free Zone Targets Clean Tech Firms
    • » Reports Highlight Jersey's Contribution To EU And UK
    • » BVI Focused On Attracting Businesses With 'Substance'
    • » Guernsey Proposes 'Special Purpose Insurer' Rules
    • » Shanghai Innovation Zone Targets Skilled Expats
    • » Gibraltar Stock Exchange Recognized By UK's HMRC
    • » Jersey Named Best International Finance Center
    • » Guernsey Proposes New Funds Sector Offering
    • » Fees To Increase For Jersey Financial Firms
    • » Shanghai Free Trade Zone To Pilot E-Warrants Platform
    • » IoM Discusses Brexit In Brussels
    • » Monaco, EU Agree To Tax Information Exchange
    • » Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect Poised To Launch
    • » Jersey Consults On Property Development Levy
    • » FATF To Support OECD's Push For Tax Transparency
    • » EU Businesses Scope Out Sharjah Free Trade Zone
    • » HMRC Outlines Higher Offshore Tax Avoidance Penalties
    • » Channel Islands Exchange Opens To Foreign Sponsors
    • » Saint Lucia Announces Tax Amnesty
    • » China Rolls Out Foreign Investment 'Negative List'
    • » Malta Supports International Tax Initiatives, Says Scicluna
    • » IMF Calls For GST Hike In Belize
    • » Guernsey Hikes Taxes In Budget
    • » Dubai, Jordan Regulators Deepen Cooperation
    • » Dubai Airport Freezone To Support Startups
    • » Cayman Captive Insurance Industry Buoyant
    • » Bermuda Stock Exchange Extends Trading Hours
    • » Cayman In Colombia To Tout Captive Insurance Wares
    • » China's Free Trade Zones To Ease Work Permit Rules
    • » Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect Taxes Explained
  • September (39)
    • » IoM Welcomes New E-Gaming Company, Sporaga
    • » Jersey Regulator To Hike Trust Company Fees
    • » Jersey Virtual Currency Regime Targets Fintech
    • » Offshore Financial Centers Rally In Latest Global Rankings
    • » Jersey Rules Out Tax Hikes In Response To Brexit
    • » Individual Tax Low For Caribbean, Latin American Workers: OECD
    • » Barbados Reminds Of Land Tax Discount For Timely Payment
    • » Barbados To Contest Tax Blacklist Placement
    • » Guernsey Seeks Feedback On CbC Reporting Framework
    • » IoM Consults On Ship Registry Changes
    • » St Kitts, Germany Agree To Exchange Tax Information
    • » IoM Tax Information Exchange Agreements In Force
    • » European Council Approves Andorra Tax Agreement
    • » Guernsey To Update Data Protection Law
    • » Jersey To Invest In Formulating Brexit Response
    • » BVI To Revamp Financial Services Marketing Strategy
    • » Trinidad And Tobago Indicates FATCA Law Impasse
    • » Record Turnout For Manx E-Gaming Summit
    • » Hong Kong Guides On Automatic Tax Information Exchange
    • » Barbados's New Tax Amnesty Opens
    • » Trinidad And Tobago Seeks Passage Of FATCA Law
    • » China's Nansha Free Trade Zone In Dubai Cooperation Deal
    • » Hong Kong Guides On Treasury Center Tax Breaks
    • » Isle Of Man Warns Of Upcoming Individual Tax Deadline
    • » Jersey To Hike Regulatory Fees For Deposit Takers
    • » Regulators From Abu Dhabi, Guernsey Agree Cooperation
    • » Hong Kong-Canada Investment Promotion Agreement Effective
    • » Abu Dhabi Tax-Free Zone Offers Bespoke Rules For FinTech Startups
    • » Bahamas Committed To Automatic Information Exchange
    • » Anguilla Proposes To Abolish Bearer Shares
    • » Jersey Regulator Surveys Financial Firms On Risk
    • » Caribbean Urged To Conclude FATCA IGAs
    • » BVI Consults On Country-by-Country Reporting
    • » Barbados Finalizing Tax Authority Merger
    • » Channel Islands Stock Exchange Enhances Listing Rules
    • » Jersey Financial Regulator Revises Codes Of Practice
    • » Cayman Islands On Italy's Tax 'Whitelist'
    • » Jersey Report Considers Tax Changes
    • » US Explains Correspondent Banking Due Diligence Expectations
  • August (49)
    • » Guernsey Proposes New Fintech Regulation
    • » Japan, Panama Sign TIEA
    • » IoM Issues New Alternative Banking Regime Documents
    • » Dubai Free Zone To Enhance Wealth Management Offerings
    • » Barbados Praised For Tax Reform Progress
    • » Isle Of Man E-Gaming Sector Continues To Grow
    • » Caribbean's Correspondent Banking Crisis On G20 Agenda
    • » BVI To Become A World-Leading Finance Center, Says Governor
    • » Gibraltar Has UK's Support, Says May
    • » IMF Urges Reforms From Curacao, St Maarten
    • » Jersey's Audit Competency Recognized By EU
    • » Bahamas Removes VAT From Certain Education Fees
    • » Guernsey Funds Offer Strong 'Substance' Proposition
    • » Bermudian Insurers Report Strong 2015
    • » Trinidad And Tobago Signs US FATCA Agreement
    • » Bahamas To Legislate For Automatic Tax Info Exchange
    • » Vanuatu's Customs Checks In On Bonded Warehouses
    • » Barbados 2016 Budget Delivers Small Tax Increases, Tax Amnesty
    • » Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect Approved
    • » Barbados Sets Out Finance Sector Plan
    • » Bank De-Risking Highlighted At Commonwealth Meeting
    • » Barbados Highly Commended At US Captive Services Awards
    • » Bahamas FATCA Deadline Imminent
    • » BVI Eases Visa Rules For Job Seekers, Dependants
    • » Jersey, Liechtenstein Regulators Deepen Co-operation
    • » IoM To Adopt EU Wire Transfer Regulations
    • » IoM Consults On Code Of Conduct For Insurance Companies
    • » Vanuatu To Redouble Efforts To Collect Due VAT
    • » Jersey Completes CbC Reporting Consultation
    • » Cayman Extends US, UK FATCA Reporting Deadline
    • » Report Highlights Bank De-Risking Challenges For Caribbean
    • » Dubai Airport Freezone Seeks To Support More Spanish Firms
    • » Bermudian Insurers Outline Post-Brexit Priorities
    • » BVI Property Tax Due By September 1
    • » ADGM Signs Agreement With South Africa's Financial Services Board
    • » IoM Consults On Initiatives To Attract Skilled Workers, Businesses
    • » Isle Of Man's Audit Competency Recognized By EU
    • » Jersey To Overhaul Fund Sector Rules
    • » St Kitts And Nevis Approves Stamp Duty Changes
    • » Jersey Sees Growth In EU Authorized Funds
    • » Channel Islands Exchange Targets Islamic Financing Listings
    • » Cayman Islands Preparing For Anti-Money Laundering Review
    • » Gibraltar Issues Solvency II Reporting Instructions
    • » Bermuda Passes Raft Of Business-Related Bills
    • » IMF Advises St Kitts And Nevis On Next Tax Policy Step
    • » Dubai Airport Freezone Welcomes Japanese Medical Firm
    • » IoM Alternative Banking Regime Now Law
    • » Saint Kitts And Nevis Proposes Bank 'De-risking' Responses
    • » Crown Dependencies Reassured By UK On Brexit
  • July (46)
    • » Bank 'De-risking' A Global Concern, Says Barbados
    • » Gibraltar In Virtual Currency Listing Milestone
    • » Cayman Islands Ushers In New LLC Law
    • » Bahamas FATCA Online Reporting Portal Open
    • » Crown Dependencies Discuss 'Brexit' With UK, Ireland
    • » Bermuda's Insurance Linked Securities Industry Growing
    • » Guernsey To Announces Small Regulatory Fee Hike
    • » ADGM Signs MoU With Abu Dhabi Bourse
    • » Isle Of Man Seeks To Tap Banking Sector Opportunities
    • » Gibraltar Launches Brexit Impact Review
    • » Jersey Regulator Publishes 2015 Report
    • » St Vincent And The Grenadines Needs Broader Tax Base: IMF
    • » Jersey, Guernsey Eligible For EU Funds Passport
    • » Malta Aviation Tax Scheme Guidelines Released
    • » UK Assures Gibraltar Of Post-Brexit Support
    • » Anguilla To Introduce GST From 2017
    • » Guernsey Removed From Bulgaria's 'Black List'
    • » Gibraltar Stock Exchange Ready For Brexit
    • » Jersey Considers Fiscal Response To Brexit Decision
    • » IoM Urges Protection For Island's EU Workers
    • » Gibraltar's Remote Gambling Industry Expanding
    • » IoM Consults On Tax Accounting Record Keeping
    • » Guernsey Launches Strategic Review Of Insurance Sector
    • » Abu Dhabi Free Zone Signs MoU With Paris Financial Market Agency
    • » IoM Strengthens Ties With China's 'Silicon Valley'
    • » Singapore Consults On Automatic Info Exchange
    • » IoM Consults On Retail Insurance Conflicts Of Interest
    • » Jersey Named 'Financial Center of the Year'
    • » DeMontford Bell Wins 'Most Successful Offshore Business 2016'
    • » Guernsey Revises Client Due Diligence Guidelines
    • » Jersey Finance Targets Greater China
    • » Bahamas Warns Businesses On VAT Compliance
    • » Cayman Islands To Replace 'Secrecy Law'
    • » Guernsey A "Safe Haven" Amid Brexit Uncertainty
    • » Bermuda To Introduce 'Delaware-Style LLCs'
    • » HSBC Bank Middle East Limited Transfers HQ To DIFC
    • » Dubai Tax-Free Zones To Enhance Cooperation
    • » Cayman Islands, Guernsey Cooperate On AIFMD
    • » Jersey's Finance Industry Stable And Resilient
    • » Guernsey Joins OECD BEPS Project
    • » Crown Dependencies Unite In 'Brexit' Letter To UK
    • » Guernsey Concerned About Tax Shortfall
    • » Barbados Central Bank Delegation Visits China
    • » DIFC Authority Consults Public On Amendments To Its Law
    • » Hong Kong's Tax Info Exchange Legislation In Effect
    • » Turks And Caicos Issues Bank License Guidelines
  • June (44)
    • » Jersey Regulator Warns On Unregulated Investments
    • » Guernsey And China Insurance Bodies Cement Ties
    • » Gibraltar Reacts To Brexit
    • » Grenada To Make Caribbean Court of Justice Final Court
    • » IoM Urges Taxpayers To Use Tax Amnesty
    • » Crown Dependencies React To Brexit Result
    • » BVI, Overseas Territories Discuss Tax With EU
    • » BVI Calls For Level Onshore, Offshore Playing Field
    • » Channel Islands Exchange Lists On Its Own Market
    • » MEPs Endorse Transparency Agreement With Monaco
    • » BVI FATCA Report Deadline Extended
    • » Guernsey Regulator Sets Out 2016 Goals
    • » BVI Forward Initiative Taking Shape
    • » Saint Maarten's Tax Burden To Rise
    • » Malta's Full Imputation Tax System Safe Under EU Proposals
    • » Isle of Man Businesses Support UK Remaining In EU
    • » Bahamas Seeks To Become Renminbi Trading Hub
    • » Bermuda Captive Conference Hailed A Major Success
    • » ADGM Partners With University To Promote FinTech
    • » IoM FATCA Report Deadline Approaching
    • » Jersey Revises Proposals For Calculating Fees
    • » Guernsey Funds Sector Continues To Grow
    • » Malta Extends CRS Registration Deadline
    • » Jersey Sets Out Vision For Digital Future
    • » Guernsey Prepared For Brexit
    • » Guernsey Welcomes Money Laundering Review Results
    • » Jersey Regulator To Hike Fees By Seven Percent
    • » Guernsey Financial Crime Risk Return Due October 31st
    • » Bahamas Praised For Successful VAT Regime
    • » Jersey Funds Experience First Quarter Growth
    • » Bahamas Tax Compliance Required For Government Contracts
    • » Malta's Financial Services Sector Expands In 2015
    • » Saint Kitts Revokes Two Citizenship By Investment Passports
    • » Cayman Islands Exchange Highlights Benefits Of Local Listing
    • » Jersey Best Offshore Center At Hong Kong Awards
    • » Isle Of Man Success At E-Gaming Industry Awards
    • » Bermuda Enhances Partnership Regime
    • » Hong Kong Guides On Expanded Offshore Fund Tax Break
    • » BVI Tells UN Session It Acts As A Conduit For Investment
    • » Cayman Keeps Taxes Steady In New Budget
    • » Caribbean States Continue Common Market Talks
    • » Cayman Gov't, Finance Sector To Face Challenges Together
    • » BVI To Protect Bank Deposits
    • » Gibraltar Rejects Joint Sovereignty With Spain
  • May (50)
    • » Saint Martin, Curaçao Improving Tax Collections
    • » Cayman Strengthens Cybersecurity
    • » Jersey Praised In Anti-Money Laundering Report
    • » Channel Islands Exchange Welcomes Positive Developments
    • » Jersey Discusses Crowdfunding Regulation, Risks
    • » Turks And Caicos's Finances Stronger
    • » Jersey Awarded WealthBriefing's Best IFC
    • » Jersey Proposes Fees Increase
    • » Cypriot Firms Guided On Panama Paper Response
    • » Barbados, Poland Eye Double Tax Agreement
    • » CCJ To Support Single Caribbean Business Law Project
    • » BVI Financial Services Strategy On Track
    • » Jersey Simplifies Tax Compliance For Expats
    • » Positive Reception For Guernsey's Manager Led Product Launch
    • » Hong Kong Benefits From CEPA With China: MOFCOM
    • » Jersey Improves Systems For Tax-Efficient Giving
    • » Isle Of Man Establishes New Crowdfunding Regime
    • » Saint Kitts And Nevis Praised By IMF
    • » Offshore Showing 'Exemplary Leadership' On Transparency: UK
    • » Guernsey Launches 'Manager-Led Product'
    • » Isle Of Man Adds Botswana TIEA To Treaty Network
    • » Cayman's Commitment To Transparency 'Positive For Finance Sector'
    • » Malta's Financial Services Sector Shows Continued Strength
    • » Gibraltar And UK Issue Joint Statement On Brexit And Tax
    • » Cayman Lawyers Support UK Anti-Corruption Statement
    • » Cayman Islands Says Link To Panama Papers 'Minor'
    • » Caribbean Regulators Meet On Securities Regulation
    • » Turks And Caicos To Cut Vehicle Import Taxation
    • » Barbados Criticizes Blacklisting By European Commission
    • » BVI Shrugs Off Recent Financial Services Criticism
    • » Jersey Reviewing Panama Paper Exposure
    • » Bahamas Announces New Dormant Account Rules
    • » Guernsey Tells UK It's Committed To Transparency
    • » Guernsey Funds Forum To Discuss New AIFM Manager Led Product
    • » IoM Companies Register Celebrates Digital Milestone
    • » Gibraltar Improves Employment Tribunal System
    • » Caribbean, UK Discuss Tax Transparency
    • » Offshore Investment Has Dipped Slightly, Says UN
    • » ADGM Establishes Appeals Panel
    • » ADGM Signs Agreement On AML, CTF
    • » Saint Kitts And Nevis Holds Talks With US On Correspondent Banking
    • » Guernsey Consults On New AIFM Regime
    • » Guernsey Consults On New Financial Penalties
    • » Dubai Multi Commodities Centre Grew By 18 Percent In 2015
    • » Saint Kitts And Nevis To Boost Corporate Tax Relief
    • » IoM Consults On Insurer Supervision
    • » Jersey Finance Sector Employment At Six-Year High
    • » IoM Consults On Draft New Financial Services Rule Book
    • » Saint Kitts And Nevis Introduces Late Tax Payment Penalty
    • » Turks & Caicos Joins Global Securities Regulatory Body
  • April (47)
    • » Gibraltar Finance Sets Out 2016 Priorities
    • » Jersey Leading The Way On Beneficial Ownership Data Keeping
    • » Jersey Consults On Potential MiFID II Regime
    • » Guernsey Regulator Publishes Enforcement Guidance
    • » 'Transparency Adding To Guernsey's Appeal' For US Clients
    • » Isle Of Man Sets Up Financial Intelligent Unit
    • » OFCs Join G5 Beneficial Ownership Initiative
    • » IoM: Brexit A Journey Into Uncharted Territory
    • » St Kitts And Nevis Seeks To Improve Tax Administration
    • » Jersey, UAE Sign Double Tax Agreement
    • » Guernsey Government's Investments To Be Locally Managed
    • » ADGM Signs MoU With Abu Dhabi Global Market Courts
    • » UK Signs Off Bank Resolution Plan With Anguilla
    • » Bermuda To Adopt Country-By-Country Reporting
    • » Jersey Regulator Rejigging Supervisory Approach
    • » Barbados Abolishes Consolidation Tax
    • » Jersey Consults On Fee Hikes For Funds
    • » Barbados Rejects Offshore Financial Center Slurs
    • » BVI, Isle Of Man To Exchange Tax Information
    • » Jersey Finance Industry Growing Steadily
    • » Bermuda Touts Insurance Industry Offering In The US
    • » DFSA, Society Of Lloyd's Establish Framework For Cooperation
    • » Jersey And UK Deepen Beneficial Ownership Information Exchange
    • » IoM Issues Cash Declaration Reminder
    • » UK Overseas Territories Agree Transparency Deal
    • » India, Maldives Sign Double Tax Pact, TIEA
    • » Cyprus Central Bank Bolsters AML, CTF Directive
    • » IoM, Shanghai Agree Financial Services Partnership
    • » Gibraltar Promotes Financial Services In HK, Singapore
    • » Guernsey To Strengthen Anti-Corruption Co-operation With UK
    • » CARICOM Defends Caribbean IFCs After Panama Leaks
    • » Seychelles FSA To Act On Panama Papers
    • » Guernsey Welcomes Fund From Cayman
    • » Cayman Not A "Secrecy Jurisdiction"
    • » Bermuda 'Leads On Int'l Standards Adoption'
    • » BVI To Act On Panama Papers Revelations
    • » Jersey Supports 'Panama Papers' Response
    • » Bahamas 'Committed To Transparency'
    • » IoM Proposes Three Class 1 Licenses
    • » Guernsey To Overhaul Work Permit Rules
    • » Isle Of Man To Regulate Crowdfunding
    • » Bermuda To Retroactively Apply Land Tax Changes
    • » Turks And Caicos Introducing New Work Permit Regime
    • » IoM Upgrades Anti-Money Laundering Strategy
    • » DIFC Delegation Attends Forum In China
    • » St Maarten Overhauls New Tax Appeal Process
    • » Guernsey 'Ahead Of The Curve' On Transparency
  • March (55)
    • » Limited BEPS Response Necessary For Guernsey
    • » JFSC Reports On Trust Company Business Compliance
    • » IMF Praises Bahamas On Fiscal, Regulatory Policies
    • » Bermuda's Regulator Sets Out Goals For 2016
    • » Panama To Add To Colón FTZ Perks
    • » Isle Of Man's New Financial Regulator Issues Update
    • » Door Opened To Guernsey-Panama Business
    • » Malta's Stock Exchange Drums Up Business In China
    • » Gibraltar's New LLP Legislation In Force
    • » Guernsey Funds Industry Grew In 2015
    • » Gibraltar Welcomes Bulgarian Tax Haven List Removal
    • » Barbados Building Relationships For Growth
    • » Bermuda Wins New Business In Americas
    • » Alternative Investment Management Association Launches In Bermuda
    • » Barbados To Evaluate AML/CTF Regime
    • » Guernsey Signs Investment Sector MoU With China
    • » St Kitts Launches FATCA Reporting Portal
    • » Barbados Launches International Securities Market
    • » IoM Updates Financial Reporting Rules For Insurers
    • » Guernsey 'Unaffected By Brexit,' Says Guernsey Finance
    • » Shenzhen-HK Stock Connect To Launch This Year
    • » Gibraltar Urges UK To Avoid EU Exit
    • » UK, Crown Dependencies Revise Double Tax Pacts
    • » IoM, UK Agree New VAT Sharing Arrangement
    • » Jersey To Use Dormant Account Balances For Charity
    • » Anguilla Finalizing Bank System Resolution Plans
    • » Jafza Welcomes Manufacturing Industry Growth
    • » Surge In Interest For Dubai Airport Freezone
    • » Guernsey To Support EU's TAXE Committee Investigation
    • » DIFC Launches Property Listings Website
    • » IoM To Raise Fees For Visa, Citizenship Applications
    • » Guernsey ICCs, Captives Use Increases For 'Longevity Risk'
    • » Jersey To Hike Investment Business Fees
    • » Dubai To Set Up Free Zone For Wholesalers
    • » Guernsey To Look To Corporates For Higher Tax Take
    • » Trinidad And Tobago Faces Downgrade Over Narrow Tax Base
    • » IoM Publishes Common Reporting Standard Guidance
    • » FATF Decision For Panama Positive For Local Banks, Says Moody's
    • » SVG Budget Increased Tax Burden To Fund Investment: IMF
    • » HKEx Survey Sees Increased Overseas Trading Interest
    • » Bermuda Welcomes Insurer XL Group Plc From Ireland
    • » Jersey Highlights AML Conviction
    • » CARICOM Challenges Portuguese, EU Tax Blacklists
    • » Guernsey Seeking Fiduciary Industry Growth
    • » Cayman Tells UK Of Beneficial Ownership Transparency Plans
    • » Gibraltar Fears Impact Of Brexit
    • » DIFC Notes Growing Presence Of Chinese Firms
    • » BVI And UK Co-operate To Fight Cross Border Financial Crime
    • » Guernsey Firms Urged To Safeguard Against Cyber Attacks
    • » Gibraltar Rejects Spanish MEP's Tax Evasion Accusation
    • » Guernsey Opens Hong Kong Representative Office
    • » Barbados Legislates For Incorporated Cell Companies
    • » Guernsey Regulator Introduces New Rules For Insurers
    • » Jersey Regulator Launches Online Portal For Annual Fees
    • » Bermuda To Tout Captive Insurance Offering In US
  • February (45)
    • » DIFC Welcomes New Qualified Investor Fund
    • » IoM Rejects Public Beneficial Ownership Register
    • » Work Permit Waiver For Manx E-Business Workers
    • » St Kitts And Nevis Legislates To Mitigate BEPS
    • » Guernsey Seen As Top European Captive Domicile
    • » Caribbean States Plan Action On Int'l Banks' 'De-Risking'
    • » Bahamas Extends Deadline For AML, CTF Forms
    • » Abu Dhabi Tax-Free Zone Regulator Joins IOSCO
    • » Guernsey Welcomes Insurance Sector Growth In 2015
    • » Jersey Raises Trust Company Fees
    • » IoM Regulator To Refine Non-Life Insurer Proposals
    • » Bermuda To Hike Payroll Tax, Introduce Services GST
    • » Panama Removed From FATF Gray List
    • » New Manx Rules For Systemically Important Banks
    • » Cayman Releases New Fund Annual Return Form
    • » New Tax Relief In Isle Of Man's Budget
    • » Barbados Reminds Of Payment Declaration Deadline
    • » Isle Of Man To Retain Two-Tier Personal Income Tax Regime
    • » Jersey, Guernsey's Credit Ratings Downgraded
    • » TCI Invites Comments On Domestic Insurance Bill
    • » Guernsey, Jersey, Isle Of Man Join SEPA
    • » BVI Planning Tax Regime Overhaul In 2017
    • » Jersey Regulator Issues 2016 Business Plan
    • » Belize Overhauls Fees, Minimum Capital Req's
    • » Anguilla Fleshing Out Fiscal, Bank Resolution Plans
    • » Belize Agencies Sign Anti-Money Laundering MoU
    • » Caribbean Urged To Explore Digital Currency Opportunities
    • » Manaus Free Trade Zone Operations Shrunk In 2015
    • » Bahamas Extends Deadline For Turnover 'Certification'
    • » Caribbean Banks Concerned With US Developments
    • » ADGM Signs MoU With Central Bank Of UAE
    • » Bermuda To Offer Expats Pathways To Residency
    • » Bahamas To Overhaul Petroleum Tax Regime
    • » IoM To Grow E-Gaming Sector With Work Permit Waivers
    • » Cayman Insurance Sector Grew Despite Obamacare
    • » Trinidad And Tobago Legislates For Budget Tax Changes
    • » Barbados's Finance Center 'Resilient,' Says Central Bank
    • » IMF Says Maldives Needs Only Nominal Tax Increases
    • » Trinidad And Tobago's VAT Cut Takes Effect
    • » Barbados Defers Annual Return Filing Deadline
    • » Stamp Duty FAQs Released On HK-China Fund Scheme
    • » Jersey Targeting New Finance Sector Opportunities
    • » Bermuda's Regulator Issues Clone Firm Warning
    • » Jersey's Finance Firms 'Poised For Growth'
    • » HK Allows Fair Value Basis In Profit Tax Returns
  • January (38)
    • » Bermuda Stock Exchange Recognized By Ireland
    • » Channel Islands Exchange Welcomes Solid 2015
    • » ADGM Establishes Regulatory Committee
    • » Bermuda Official To Chair Reinsurance Task Force
    • » Malta's Finance Sector, Finances Buoyant: IMF
    • » ADGM's Regulator Recognized By Int'l Bodies
    • » Guernsey To Increase Money Laundering Penalties
    • » Jersey Named Citywealth's IFC Of The Year
    • » Caribbean Netherlands Accepts Cash Payments For Taxes
    • » Bermuda To Remedy Land Tax Law Error
    • » DMCC, DIFC To Collaborate In Dispute Resolution
    • » Switzerland Agrees AEOI With Five More Territories
    • » Singapore Joins OECD Multilateral Tax Convention
    • » Five-Year High Reported In Offshore IPO Activity
    • » Guernsey's Hong Kong Office To Open Soon
    • » Anguilla's Budget Provisions Questioned By UK
    • » Guernsey's Digital Greenhouse To Open On Jan 20
    • » Bahamas Committed To Joining WTO
    • » Channel Islands Seen As Tax Cooperative By EU
    • » Guernsey 'Out In Front' On LSE Listings
    • » IoM To Support Firms On EU's New Customs Code
    • » Cyprus To Net Tax From French Tax Info
    • » Mauritius Supporting New Special Economic Zones
    • » Growth For Jersey's Alternative Investment Funds Sector
    • » St Vincent's PM Seeks Improved Tax Culture
    • » Malta May Win Improved Credit Rating
    • » Mauritius Cuts Company Registration Fee
    • » Bahamas Reflects On 2015 Tax Initiatives
    • » Jersey, Guernsey Welcome Italian CFC List Decision
    • » Bahamas Launches Online Portal For Incorporation Filings
    • » Singapore-Luxembourg DTA Lowers Tax Rates
    • » Ajman Free Zone Opens Office In Pakistan
    • » Non-EU Insurance Domiciles Now Face Solvency II Rules
    • » Bridgepoint Purchases Appleby Fiduciary Business
    • » Trinidad And Tobago To Cut VAT Rate From Feb 1
    • » Cayman To Review Litigation Funding
    • » Aruba Cuts Profits Tax Rate, Clarifies Tax Return Changes
    • » Guernsey Praised In Anti-Money Laundering Report
• 2015
  • December (40)
    • » Cyprus To Amend Patent Box Regime
    • » Abu Dhabi Free Zone Enacts Courts Regulations
    • » St Kitts's 2016 Budget Responds To BEPS
    • » HKEx Extends Trading Fee Relief
    • » Malta's New Insurance Law Framework In Place From Jan 1
    • » Bermuda Issues Report On Foreign Portfolio Holdings
    • » Hong Kong Consults On Pensions, Warns Of Tax Hikes
    • » BVI Removed From French 'Blacklist'
    • » Isle Of Man To Offer Tax Breaks To Encourage Investment
    • » Guernsey Completes Cyber Security Review
    • » Jersey Regulator To Hike Trust Registration Fees
    • » Cayman Developing Beneficial Ownership Proposals
    • » Cook Islands To Cut Lower Income Tax Rate
    • » Andorra, Malta Sign Double Tax Agreement
    • » IMF Welcomes Impact Of Bahamas's VAT Regime
    • » St Kitts And Nevis Welcomes Record Tax Receipts
    • » Jersey's Treasury Minister Responds To Budget Criticism
    • » Jersey's Financial Regulator Announces Reforms
    • » St Kitts And Nevis To Improve Tax Info Exchange
    • » South Korean Bank To Target Dubai Through DIFC Office
    • » Guernsey To Target Digital Firms In 2016
    • » St Kitts And Nevis To Lower VAT On December 18
    • » BVI Seeks Finance Sector's Input On Its Future
    • » Anguilla's 2016 Budget Includes Tax Hikes
    • » Malta Welcomes Agreement On Flexible BEPS Responses
    • » Mauritius's Financial Sector Grew Strongly In 2014
    • » Guernsey Finance To Open Hong Kong Office
    • » Bermuda Welcomes Compromise On BO Registers
    • » Guernsey To Cooperate With Shanghai Family Office Union
    • » Moody's Upbeat About Mauritius's Policies, Prospects
    • » Jersey Welcomes Rise In Company Incorporations
    • » Andorra Signs Multilateral Competent Authority Agreement
    • » Appleby Reports Surge In Offshore Private Equity Deals
    • » Aruba To Reduce Corporate Income Tax Rate In 2016
    • » Cayman Rejects UK Calls For Public BO Register
    • » DIFC Launches Client Portal
    • » BVI Recognized As Top Offshore Jurisdiction
    • » OECS Looks To Establish Financial Services Task Force
    • » Bermuda Welcomes EU Commission's Solvency II Decision
    • » Guernsey's Fund Sector Grew In Q3
  • November (39)
    • » Bahamas To Upskill Financial Sector Workers
    • » Abu Dhabi Free Zone Signs MoU With Insurance Authority
    • » BVI To Create Revamped Inward Investment Agency
    • » Group of International Finance Centre Supervisors Offer Membership To TCI
    • » DIFC Regulator Releases Insurance Consultation Paper
    • » Jersey Maintains AA+ Credit Rating
    • » Jersey To Pursue E-Gaming Sector Plans
    • » Channel Islands' Ombudsman Fully Operational
    • » BVI Takes To Social Media To Boost Financial Services
    • » Curacao And Malta Sign Double Tax Agreement
    • » MFSA Issue Another Consultation On Solvency II
    • » Jersey And Spain Sign Tax Information Exchange Agreement
    • » European Commission Endorses Maltese Budget
    • » St Kitts Announces December Duty-Free Allowances
    • » Malta's Economic Recovery Well Under Way, Says IMF
    • » Guernsey Planning For A Strong Future
    • » Swiss Federal Council Adopts Anti-Money Laundering Ordinance
    • » Moody's Upgrades Its Rating For Cyprus
    • » Fiji Announces Tax Cuts As Part Of 2016 Budget
    • » Andorra's Deficit To Grow In 2016
    • » Malta Details Solvency II Reporting Requirements
    • » Seychelles's Tax Transparency Rating Upgraded
    • » Andorra To Revise Taxation For Corporate Mergers
    • » Gibraltar Preparing Firms For UK 'Son Of FATCA' Deal
    • » Guernsey Maintains AA+ Credit Rating
    • » Gibraltar Introduces New SPV Protected Cell Company Form
    • » St Kitts And Nevis Planning Prudent 2016 Budget
    • » Cook Islands Unveils New Online Tax System
    • » Hong Kong Luring MNCs With Tax Incentives
    • » St Kitts To Levy Only Five Percent VAT On December 18
    • » The Bahamas Updates VAT Guides
    • » EU, Andorra Conclude Tax Transparency Negotiations
    • » Barbados, Slovakia Sign Double Taxation Agreement
    • » 13 States Sign Up To OECD's New Tax Info Exchange Standard
    • » Dispute Over Viability Of Jersey's IFC Project
    • » IMF Says St Kitts's Fiscal Reform Program A Success
    • » Barbados To Join Early Adopters Of Automatic Tax Info Exchange
    • » Cook Islands Commits To Automatic Tax Information Exchange
    • » HKEx Looks To Inform Mainland Investors
  • October (40)
    • » St Kitts To Offer Just One VAT-Free Day This Year
    • » HKEx, LME Sign London-Hong Kong Trading Link MOU
    • » Gibraltar To Introduce Foundations
    • » Mauritius FSC Eases Rules On Reporting Issuers
    • » Cayman Islands Welcomes Upcoming AIFMD Assessment
    • » FATF To Review Panama's Transparency Efforts In 2016
    • » Isle Of Man To Unify Financial Regulators
    • » St Kitts Seeking Stronger AML Safeguards
    • » Labuan's Tax Advantages Highlighted In Hong Kong
    • » Cyprus Amends Insurance Rules For Solvency II
    • » Jersey Unveils 2016 Budget
    • » New Abu Dhabi Free Zone Accepting Firms
    • » Malta Boosts Tax Perks In 2016 Budget
    • » Maldives To Levy New 'Green' Tourism Tax
    • » Guernsey Co-Working Space To Launch For Digital Firms
    • » Jersey Preparing Cyber Security Strategy
    • » Cayman Finance Disputes Australian Senator's Criticism
    • » Trinidad And Tobago Releases 2016 Budget
    • » Jersey Scoops Best Funds Center Award
    • » Bahamas Confirms Tax Breaks For Hurricane Victims
    • » Hong Kong Drafts Tax Information Exchange Legislation
    • » UK Guidance Updated On CDs Offshore Disclosure Schemes
    • » Manx Gov't To Sign Off On Inward Investment Promotion Fund
    • » HMRC Welcomes Ruling Against Manx Avoidance Scheme
    • » Isle Of Man Scoops Best IFC At Recent Awards Ceremony
    • » Jersey Business Indicators Fall In September
    • » Barbados Decries Treatment From 'Powerful Nations'
    • » Mauritius Financial Sector Saw Healthy Growth In 2014
    • » Appleby Named Top Offshore Law Firm Of 2015
    • » VinaCapital Considers Guernsey Fund Migration
    • » China Seeks Stronger Business Ties With RAK Free Zone
    • » Groundbreaking Chinese Listing For Channel Islands' Exchange
    • » Guernsey Publishes Financial Crime Risk Return Form
    • » Andorra Warned Of Credit Rating Downgrade Risk
    • » India's Offshore Tax Amnesty Flops
    • » Cayman Says UK May Change Tack On Central Registries
    • » Cayman Welcomes Top Banking IFC Recognition
    • » Guernsey Doing Significant Funds Business In Europe
    • » Jersey Finance Sector Supporting Economic Recovery
    • » Richard Le Tocq To Lead LocateGuernsey
  • September (43)
    • » Jebel Ali Free Zone Benefiting From Construction Activity
    • » BVI Looks To Cement Foothold In China Market
    • » IoM Introduces New Work Permit Changes
    • » Barbados Lists VAT-Exempt Foodstuffs
    • » Barclays To Cease Seychelles Offshore Banking Services
    • » BVI Regulator Expands Its Offering
    • » Guernsey Finance Appoints Middle East Representative
    • » Guernsey Funds Sector Contracts
    • » Bahamas Seeking To Upskill Financial Services Workforce
    • » HSBC Subsidiary Chooses DIFC HQ Over Jersey
    • » IoM Income Tax Deadline Approaches
    • » Hong Kong Plugs FTA, DTA With Australia
    • » Jersey To Boost Support For Innovative Firms
    • » IMF Calls For Land Tax Reforms In Haiti
    • » IRS Permitted To Seek Information On US Accounts In Belize
    • » Cook Islands Signs Tax Agreement With Belgium
    • » Impact Of UK Landlord Tax Changes Revealed
    • » DIFC Highlights Opportunities For Chinese Financial Sector
    • » Bermuda Trust Companies Receive STEP Awards
    • » Australia Supports Expat Workers
    • » Bahamas PM Says Caribbean Is 'Ripe For Investment'
    • » Jersey's Elian Granted Investment Business Licence
    • » Gibraltar Touts Offerings During International Shipping Week
    • » Omani SEZ Seeks To Drum Up Local Business
    • » Guernsey Extends AIFMD Market Access To EU Funds
    • » Dixcart Explains Malta's New Residency Scheme
    • » IoM Retains Credit Rating With Strong Economy
    • » BVI Begins Work To Boost Financial Services Industry
    • » Jersey's Bedell Trust Acquires Singapore Trust Company
    • » Manx Shipping Registry Takes Crew Approvals Online
    • » EIOPA Publishes Update On Bermuda Solvency II Equivalency
    • » St Kitts And Nevis Told To Lock In Fiscal Gains
    • » Malta To Increase Gaming Sector Oversight
    • » St Kitts And Nevis Signs FATCA Deal
    • » DIFC Aims To Host 100 Indian Firms
    • » IoM Warns Taxpayers Ahead Of Automatic Tax Information Exchange
    • » Guernsey Due Diligence Consultation Ends
    • » Gibraltar, BVI Regulators Agree Cooperation
    • » Hong Kong H1 Insurance Premiums Up Over 13 Percent
    • » IoM Planning Reception At London Maritime Event
    • » Ireland, IoM Discuss Inward Investment Initiatives
    • » S Korea To Build On Ties With Manaus Free Trade Zone
    • » Guernsey To Raise Taxes In 2016 Budget
  • August (42)
    • » Strong Funds Sector Growth For Jersey In H1
    • » Hong Kong, Mexico To Negotiate Investment Treaty
    • » Bahamas Target Asia's Wealth Economy
    • » Andorra To Regulate, Tax Gambling
    • » JTC Completes Kleinwort Benson Acquisition
    • » Manaus Free Zone Seeking To Encourage New Projects
    • » Guernsey Adds 19 Insurance Entities In H1
    • » BVI Confirms New IP Regime From September
    • » Cypriot Transactions No Longer Face WHT In Greece
    • » IOM Publishes Trade-Based Money Laundering Notice
    • » Bahamas To Introduce Tax Certificates
    • » Barbados Confirms Group Tax Changes
    • » DIFC Seeks Stronger Ties With India
    • » Convertible Bonds Boost For Channel Islands Stock Exchange
    • » Guernsey, Denmark Regulators Sign MoU
    • » Spain Removes Barbados From Blacklist
    • » Bahamas Confident Of Arbitration Expertise
    • » Channel Islands' Ombud Launch Date Announced
    • » IoM's New Regulator To Launch In November
    • » Guernsey Firms Told To Prepare For Cyber Threat
    • » Isle Of Man Legislates For Stronger AML/CTF Regime
    • » Hong Kong Provides Expats With One-Stop Portal
    • » Guernsey Funds Boosted By OECD Membership
    • » Director Appointed To IoM's New Central Registry
    • » Singapore Seeing Increased Company Formations
    • » IoM Welcomes New Chinese Multimedia Company
    • » Barbados FM Updates Territory On FATCA Progress
    • » Guernsey Welcomes EU Tax Transparency Recognition
    • » Dominica Expanding Citizenship By Investment Program
    • » British Shipping Registries To Hold London Reception
    • » DFSA Signs MoU With Australian Regulator
    • » Gibraltar Companies House Goes Online
    • » Jersey's Volaw Establishes Presence In Cyprus
    • » Guernsey Regulator Announces Modest 2016 Fee Hike
    • » Gibraltar To Create Financial Services Ombudsman
    • » Jersey Considering Dormant Bank Account Law
    • » Cayman Seeks AIFMD Passports For Fund Industry
    • » UK Overseas Territories Agree Priorities In London
    • » Jersey's Cryptocurrency Consultation Enters Final Week
    • » UK Expected To Continue Pushing For BO Registries
    • » Channel Islands Celebrate AIFMD Announcement
    • » Jersey Signs Memorandum Of Understanding With Switzerland
  • July (43)
    • » Singapore Expands Corporate E-Filing Platform
    • » Omani Free Zone Adopts New Regulations
    • » Bahamas Introduces Online Business Licences
    • » Standard Bank Jersey Presents Alternative Wine Fund
    • » Barbados To Host FATCA Seminar
    • » IoM Relaxes Work Permit Rules
    • » Channel Islands Exchange To Acquire Danish Bourse
    • » IMF Welcomes Singapore's Fiscal Policies
    • » Guernsey Targeting FinTech Financial Services Opportunities
    • » Anguilla To Grant Captive Licenses Faster
    • » Jersey's Capita Trust Appointed Custodian Of Manx Funds
    • » Hong Kong Asset Management Reaches Another Record Level
    • » IMF Urges Barbados To Broaden Tax Base
    • » UAE Releases FATCA Guidance, Registration Form
    • » Guernsey Facilitates Major Fund Launch
    • » Channel Islands Can Tap Alternative Investment Growth
    • » Guernsey's RAW Capital Partners Launches Alternative Lending Fund
    • » Bahamas VAT-Free Shopping Scheme Launches
    • » Management Buyout For Appleby Fidcuiary
    • » Gibraltar Rejects Spanish Tax Transparency Criticism
    • » Bermuda Insurance Sector Reports Healthy Growth
    • » DeMontford Bell Expands Malta Operations
    • » Park Square Capital Launches Second Guernsey Debt Fund
    • » Singapore Launches Consultation On GST Bill
    • » Abu Dhabi Global Market Releases More Laws
    • » Isle Of Man Begins Social Security Tax Review
    • » FNB Bank Launches In Guernsey
    • » Jersey Finance Industry Increasingly Optimistic
    • » Guernsey Consultation Launched On Adoption Of Basel III
    • » Jersey Drafting Virtual Currency Regulations
    • » Gibraltar Touts Financial Services In HK, Singapore
    • » Gibraltar Removed From Latvia's Tax Blacklist
    • » Bahamas To Merge Tax Agencies
    • » Jersey Named Euromoney's IFC Of The Year
    • » DFSA Proposes Changes To Funds Regime
    • » Jersey Regulator Visits Gibraltar
    • » Bahamas Issues New VAT Guidance For Realtors
    • » DMCC Free Zone Sees Surge In Interest
    • » Profits Pick Up For Jersey Financial Services Firms
    • » Barbados To Make All Laws Available Online
    • » Antigua and Barbuda Responds To EU Blacklist
    • » Seychelles Responds To 'Arbitrary' EU Blacklisting
    • » Barbados Provides Update On CARICOM Single Market
  • June (43)
    • » Gibraltar Cuts Personal Income Tax In 2015 Budget
    • » Singapore Consults On Tax Amendment Bill
    • » Hong Kong Jumps In Global FDI Rankings
    • » Bermuda To Host Captives Webinar On June 30
    • » Barbados Defies EU Blacklisting
    • » Guernsey Welcomes Funds Business From Luxembourg
    • » Andorra Continues To Pursue Tax Transparency
    • » Antigua And Barbuda Adopts AYSCUDA System
    • » Monaco Responds To EU Blacklisting
    • » Guernsey Funds Sector Recovers In Q1
    • » Cayman Notes OECD Email On EU's Tax Blacklist
    • » Guernsey Regulator Reports On 2014
    • » IoM Flags Up Approaching FATCA Deadline
    • » Bermuda Dumbfounded By EU Blacklist Inclusion
    • » Barbados Seeks New Revenues In 2015 Budget
    • » Guernsey Decries Its Inclusion On EU Blacklist
    • » Malta To Strengthen Aircraft Registration Regime
    • » Bahamas Encourages SMEs To Use Flat Rate Regime
    • » New Abu Dhabi Free Zone To Issue First Licenses
    • » IMF Praises Reform Progress In The Bahamas
    • » Manx Firms Welcome IoM's New Digital Strategy
    • » Jersey's GCC Roadshow Notes Recent Trends
    • » Bahamas Signs Renminbi Agreement With China
    • » Guernsey, Gibraltar Regulators Sign MoU
    • » Isle Of Man Renegotiating UK VAT Split
    • » Belize Removed From CFATF Grey List
    • » Bermuda Pushes For Solvency II Equivalence
    • » Bahamas Launches VAT Calculation App
    • » Caribbean FDI Down Five Percent In 2014
    • » Dominica Confident Of CBI Program Integrity
    • » Bahamas Releases 2014-15 Budget
    • » DIFC Regulator Signs MoU With Kuwaiti Counterpart
    • » BVI Seeks To Tap HNWI Market In China
    • » Gibraltar FSC Reviewing Private Pensions Rules
    • » Appleby Advises Santander On Jersey Restructuring
    • » Antigua And Barbuda Calls For CBI Cooperation
    • » Guernsey's Captive Industry 'Poised For Growth'
    • » Jersey's Elian Launches New York Office
    • » Poland Removes Gibraltar From Tax Blacklist
    • » Gibraltar Introduces Online Tax Filing
    • » Isle Of Man Looks To Shore Up Future With EU
    • » Guernsey To Modernize Due Diligence Processes
    • » Mixed Q1 Results For Jersey's Finance Industry
  • May (34)
    • » Singapore Economy Set For Modest Growth
    • » Guernsey Funds Forum Discussed Industry Trends
    • » Hong Kong-China Mutual Fund Recognition Announced
    • » IoM Tax Division Apologizes For Email Blunder
    • » Maldives Launches Online Tax Payment
    • » Standard And Poor's Praises Jersey's Policies
    • » Hong Kong Playing Key Role In RMB Liberalization
    • » Funding Secured To Launch Locate Guernsey
    • » Mauritius Briefs Business On WTO Obligations
    • » Antigua And Barbuda Welcomed Into GIFCS
    • » UAE Seeks World Bank's Help On Fiscal Direction
    • » Isle Of Man Reports On International Engagements
    • » Jersey Reviews Taxation Of Distributions
    • » OECD Heaps Praise On Jersey
    • » Recovery Strengthening In Turks And Caicos
    • » UAE To Expand Double Tax Agreement Network
    • » Credit Unions Excluded From Caribbean Banking Bill
    • » Guernsey Banking Deposits Fall In Q1
    • » BVI Says Economy, Finances Strengthening
    • » Bahamas Cautions VAT Deregistered Businesses
    • » KMPG Report Says Guernsey Channels USD39bn To UK
    • » Jafza Seeing Strong Car, Aeronautics Sector Growth
    • » Channel Islands' Contribution Praised At EU Meetings
    • » Trends In Pension Funds Sector Could Benefit Guernsey
    • » Carey Olsen Recognized For Advising On AIM Listings
    • » Guernsey Named Best International Finance Center
    • » Guernsey Chief Minister Meets EU Tax Commissioner
    • » Dubai Establishes Free Zone Council
    • » Gibraltar FSC Issues Guide For New Financial Firms
    • » Bermuda Stats Show Insurance Sector Growth
    • » Guernsey Introduces New Rules For Insurers
    • » St Kitts And Nevis Reviewing CBI Program
    • » Gulf Petrochem Launches Property Fund In DIFC
    • » BVI Launches FATCA Reporting Platform
  • April (43)
    • » Malta Addresses EU Undeclared Work Conference
    • » US, EU Banks 'Cutting Ties To Belize'
    • » Guernsey Retains AA+ Credit Rating
    • » Isle Of Man Seeks Opportunities With Wuxi, China
    • » Gibraltar Completes First ILS Transaction
    • » DFSA Seeks To Improve Ties With India
    • » Jersey's Elian In Customer Service For CSP
    • » Criminal Sanctions In BVI For Trustees Failing to Maintain Trust Records
    • » Guernsey Appoints Director Of Int'l Business Development
    • » Malta Extends FATCA Reporting Deadline
    • » Collas Crill Discusses Russian Deoffshorization Law
    • » DIFC Sends Delegation To India
    • » IoM Signs Insurance MoU With China
    • » TCI To Launch Inward Investment Agency In July
    • » Ajman Free Zone Finalizing Expansion
    • » Singapore Sounds Note Of Caution On BEPS
    • » Mauritius Welcomes Removal From Italy's Black List
    • » Guernsey Removed From Italy's TIEA Blacklist
    • » UAE Free Zone Commits To Tax Transparency Standards
    • » Guernsey's Generali Insurance To Merge Operations
    • » Jersey Finance Industry Optimistic About The Future
    • » China, Hong Kong Combat Parallel Trading
    • » Anguillan Investment Services Providers Must Register
    • » Jafza Receives Delegations From Thailand, Philippines
    • » Guernsey's Friends Life Acquired By Aviva
    • » Bahamas Relaunches Updated Law Website
    • » IoM Update On New Financial Services Authority
    • » Barbados Seeks To Build On Ties With CARICOM, Panama
    • » IoM Profits From Film Finance Investment
    • » Scottish Delegation Visits DIFC
    • » DFSA Strengthens Ties With Indonesian Regulator
    • » Cyprus Lifts Banking Sector Currency Controls
    • » Alderney, Guernsey Reviewing Fiscal, Economic Relationship
    • » Channel Islands Appoint Financial Services Ombud
    • » Guernsey Lawmakers Reject GST
    • » Bahamas Signs New AIFMD MoUs
    • » HK, China Modify DTA To Clarify Tax On Investments
    • » Isle of Man Introduces New ISPV Legislation
    • » Ajman Free Zone Promoted In Russia
    • » City Week Forum Examines IFCs' Role In Global Economy
    • » Turks And Caicos Tax Changes Effective April 1
    • » Changes To Russia's Offshore Law May Benefit CIs
    • » Colonial Pension Services Becomes BISX Sponsor Member
  • March (43)
    • » Jersey Hosts Successful 2015 Funds Conference
    • » Hong Kong Brokers Welcome US Exemption
    • » Guernsey Reviewing Financial Services Sector Guidance
    • » Offshore Centers Gain Rank In Latest Global Index
    • » Hong Kong Rules Out Bitcoin Regulation
    • » Panama Tables New Anti-Money Laundering Bill
    • » Bahamas To Process Business Licenses Online
    • » Dubai Airport Free Zone Joins e-Commerce Platform
    • » Hong Kong Pushes To Become IP Trading Hub
    • » Isle Of Man Seeks Feedback On Social Security Review
    • » Malta VAT Dep't Defines Electronically Supplied Services
    • » Guernsey Reports On 2014 Compliance Drive
    • » Bahamas Clarifies Scope Of Flat VAT Rate Scheme
    • » Saudi Seeks Stronger Trade Ties With Jafza
    • » SKN Signs Off On 100 Citizenships By Investment
    • » Jersey Considers Digital Due Diligence Platforms
    • » Bahamas Welcomes High VAT Compliance Rate
    • » Guernsey Signs MoU With Cayman Islands
    • » Hong Kong 2014 Insurance Premiums Up Over 13 Percent
    • » No Tax Changes In Belize's 2015 Budget
    • » HKEx Dropping Gold Futures
    • » Gibraltar Overhauls Rules On Legal Professionals
    • » New HK-Shenzhen Stock Exchange Link To Involve SMEs
    • » New Captive Report Supports Guernsey Captives
    • » Isle of Man's Equiom Group Acquires Ardel Guernsey
    • » Hong Kong Exchange Grew In 2014
    • » Antigua and Barbuda Clarifies CBI Requirements
    • » Guernsey's IFM In London Listing 'First'
    • » Guernsey Fund Sector Contracts Substantially
    • » DIFC Welcomes Lebanon's BankMed
    • » HKEx Bolsters Risk Monitoring Framework
    • » Bahamas Tackling Fuel Duty, VAT Evasion
    • » Gibraltar Phases Out PAYE Refunds By Check
    • » Jafza Inaugurates New Integrated Service Center
    • » Bermuda's Regulator Sets Out Goals For 2015
    • » Italy Adds Monaco To List Of Recent Tax Deals
    • » Jersey Minister Visits Brussels
    • » Caribbean Needs United Voice On Banking, Says Antigua
    • » HK Investors Able To Short Shanghai Shares
    • » Cook Islands Expanding Tax Assistance
    • » Cayman Meets With New York Tax Practitioners
    • » IoM Shipping Registry Hails Breakthrough With Spain
    • » Record Year For Offshore Mergers And Acquisitions
  • February (39)
    • » Jersey Responds To UK's Miliband
    • » Omani Tax-Free Zone On Promotion Drive
    • » Jersey Fund Industry Reports Strong Growth In 2014
    • » Bahamas Clarifies VAT Filing Rules For Insurers
    • » Bermuda's Budget Plans Challenged
    • » Bahamas Hopeful For Stronger Finances With New VAT
    • » Tax Hikes In Bermuda's Latest Budget
    • » Gibraltar Consults On Financial Services Fee Increases
    • » Dixcart Publishes Cyprus Citizenship Guide
    • » Guernsey Consults Industry On Legislative Changes
    • » Isle of Man Announces Balanced 2015/16 Budget
    • » Guernsey's Private Placement Regime Proves Popular
    • » Jersey Seeks To Build On Successful 2014
    • » Local Investors Most Active On HKEx
    • » BVI To Automate Customs Processes
    • » Sohar Free Zone Agrees Food Cluster
    • » Guernsey, Luxembourg Regulators To Cooperate
    • » JTC Granted Mauritius License
    • » Guernsey Chief Minister Attends Meetings In Washington
    • » British Overseas Territories Respond to Miliband
    • » Turks And Caicos Reports Double-Digit Revenue Growth
    • » Barbados Calls For Greater Integration With Latin America
    • » Jafza Attracts Interest From Japanese Companies
    • » Fitch: Seychelles' Fiscal Discipline Stabilizes Rating
    • » Bahamas Begins Enforcing VAT Penalties
    • » Miliband Challenges UK's Offshore On Information Disclosure
    • » Barbados Adopts Cultural Tax Breaks
    • » Bermuda's Insurance Sector Grows In 2014
    • » Barbados Moving Ahead With Cultural Tax Breaks
    • » FATCA System Goes Live In Jersey
    • » Progress Report On Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect
    • » Alibaba Establishes Hong Kong Start-Up Fund
    • » Chinese AIM-Listed Firms Choosing Jersey
    • » Jersey Developing Answer To Budget Imbalance
    • » St Kitts And Nevis Repaying IMF Loan Early
    • » Guernsey Consults On Collective Investment Scheme Change
    • » Jersey Publishes Guidance On Pensions Changes
    • » Channel Islands' Praxis And IFM To Merge
    • » Guernsey, US Sign Asset-Sharing Agreement
  • January (43)
    • » Gibraltar To Streamline Financial Services Legislation
    • » Metal Industry Expanding In Sohar Freezone
    • » Bahamas Taking Forward Int'l Arbitration Ambitions
    • » Jersey Named IFC Of The Year
    • » Healthcare Sector In Jafza Records Strong Growth
    • » Guernsey Named Europe's Top Captive Domicile
    • » Alderney's E-Gaming Regulator To Sign Dutch Agreement
    • » Hong Kong Renews AML Guidelines
    • » Guernsey Leading On Non-UK LSE Listings
    • » Barbados Seeks Double Tax Pact With Israel
    • » Guernsey Insurance Industry Grew in 2014
    • » TCI Fiscal Policies To Be Independently Reviewed
    • » Barbados To Announce Cultural Sector Tax Breaks
    • » Guernsey FSC Introduces Online Filing Of PQs
    • » EU Rules Out Public Trust Beneficiary Registry
    • » UK To Be First Mover On Public Beneficial Owner Registries
    • » Hong Kong Stock Exchange Looks To Control Volatility
    • » Antigua And Barbuda Releases 2015 Budget
    • » Oman's Sohar Freezone Seeking Packaging Sector
    • » Gibraltar Finance Publishes Business Development Plan
    • » Hong Kong 2015 Budget To Target Growth
    • » Jersey Issues First Remote Gaming Licence
    • » Record Number Of HK-Registered Firms In 2014
    • » Dubai Keeps Taxes Low In 2015 Budget
    • » HKEx Educates Investors On New Stock Connect
    • » Manx E-Gaming Sector Island's 2014 Success Story
    • » Cypriot Company Register Shrinks By Ten Percent
    • » UAE Free Zones' Operations Expanding
    • » Bahamas Signs Arbitration Agreement With China
    • » New Abu Dhabi Free Zone Drafts First Laws
    • » Hong Kong Continues To Attract Record FDI
    • » IoM Seeks Feedback On New AML Code
    • » China Backs New Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect
    • » Review Due Of TCI Financial Regulator
    • » Guernsey Tax Regime Review Continues
    • » Bahamas Issues VAT Compliance Update
    • » Guernsey Home To 2014's Largest AIM Listing
    • » Belize Hosts CARICOM Single Market Workshops
    • » Cayman Rejects Beneficial Ownership Registry
    • » Bahamas Introduces Value-Added Tax
    • » HK Reviewing Disclosure Of Interests Rules
    • » Switzerland Completes Financial Services Regulator Review
    • » Cayman Islands Introduces Online Regulatory Filing
• 2014
  • December (42)
    • » Cayman Extends Tax Breaks Into 2015
    • » Providence Sites Fund Admin HQ In Guernsey
    • » Gibraltar Regulator Explains Its Medium-Term Plan
    • » IMF Praises Seychelles Fiscal Progress
    • » Bermuda Welcomes Report On Solvency II Equivalence
    • » Switzerland To Refine WHT Regime
    • » HKEx Markets Set New Records in 2014
    • » Belgium Seeks Stronger Ties With Jafza
    • » Guernsey Implements Automatic FATCA Exchange
    • » Anguilla Releases Tax-Free 2015 Budget
    • » Antigua And Barbuda Tightens Citizenship Program
    • » Appleby Report Shows Offshore Growth Trend
    • » Hong Kong's Offerings For RMB Reinsurance Compared
    • » UK Offshore United Against Beneficial Ownership Proposals
    • » Jafza-UK Trade Up 50 Percent
    • » Jersey Simplifies Hedge Fund Regulation
    • » SHKSC Uptake Highest Among HK, Foreign Investors
    • » United Arab Emirates To Review Its Tax Treaties
    • » Hong Kong Provides Investment Products Market Survey
    • » St Kitts And Nevis Banking Deposits Grow
    • » Hong Kong, UAE Sign Double Tax Agreement
    • » Trinidad And Tobago 'Substantially' FATCA Compliant
    • » St Kitts And Nevis Plans VAT Regime Review
    • » Substantial Hong Kong Delegation Visits DIFC
    • » Mauritius Consults On Code Of Business Conduct
    • » Guernsey's Fund Sector Contracts Slightly
    • » Hong Kong Plugs Its Private Equity Incentives
    • » Jersey Reports Five-Year High For Funds
    • » Orangefield Group Acquires Guernsey's Legis Fund Services
    • » Hong Kong's Financial Services Paraded In France
    • » Jersey Seeks Feedback On Property Tax Review
    • » China's Yinchuan Free Zone Seeks Jafza 'Trade Bridge'
    • » Grenada 2015 Budget To Shut Tax Loopholes
    • » Shanghai-HK Stock Connect 'Operating Smoothly'
    • » Tax, Visa Guide Published For Expats To Isle Of Man
    • » Isle of Man Hosts British-Irish Council Summit
    • » Hong Kong Protests Hit Local Economy
    • » Jersey Finance Appoints India, GCC Representatives
    • » Hong Kong Plugs Commitment To Tax Info Exchange
    • » Tax Cuts In Malta's 2015 Budget
    • » Gibraltar Port To Tout Tax Perks In Hong Kong
    • » Singapore Plugs Its Pro-Free Trade Policies
  • November (40)
    • » British Venture Capitalists Form Channel Islands Working Group
    • » Collas Crill To Merge With Cayman Firm CARD
    • » Gibraltar Welcomes EU Comments On Spanish Dispute
    • » Jersey Holds On To Good Credit Rating
    • » IDB Loan To Support The Bahamas' Fiscal Efforts
    • » Manx Regulators Plan To Merge Next Year
    • » Barbados Promoted To OECD Global Forum Vice Chair
    • » Bermuda Fires Back At UK Calls For Beneficial Ownership Data
    • » Jersey FSC Licenses First Director Services Firm
    • » Guernsey Sees Increase In Mergers And Acquisitions
    • » Chinese Delegation Visits Jebel Ali Free Zone
    • » Switzerland To Join Multilateral Convention On AEOI
    • » Hong Kong Celebrates Launch Of Shanghai Stock Trading Link
    • » IoM Hosts eGaming Summit
    • » Channel Islands And IoM Discuss Challenges
    • » Malta FSC Signs MoU With Vietnam
    • » Exemption For Shanghai-HK Stock Connect
    • » Guernsey Banking Sector Grows In Q3
    • » Hong Kong, US Sign FATCA Agreement
    • » DP World To Buy Dubai Free Trade Zones
    • » HKMA Removes RMB Conversion Limit
    • » SKN Ensuring Robust Safeguards For Citizenship Program
    • » Isle of Man Looks To Lock In Key Reforms
    • » Guernsey Attends Meetings In Brussels
    • » Isle Of Man In Brussels To Discuss EU Relationship
    • » Report Examines Effect Of FATCA On Cayman Entities
    • » Eastern Caribbean To Shore Up Banks, With Deficits Falling
    • » Omani Free Zone Duqm Agrees Expansion
    • » HK-Shanghai Stock Connect To Launch 'As Soon As Possible'
    • » Jafza Seeks To Expand Trade Ties With France
    • » Singapore Introduces Anti-Abuse Measures For PIC Scheme
    • » Report Examines Effect Of FATCA On BVI Entities
    • » Hong Kong Plugs Pro-Asset Management Policies
    • » Jersey Redoubles Financial Services Push In Asia, Middle East
    • » BVI Consolidates Online Government Services
    • » Hong Kong Introduces RMB Liquidity Measures
    • » Antigua And Barbuda Touts Offerings In Singapore
    • » Channel Islands To Automatically Exchange Tax Data
    • » Hong Kong, France Sign RMB Cooperation MoU
    • » IoM Signs Global Tax Information Sharing Agreement
  • October (46)
    • » Gibraltar Financial Services Regulator To Restructure
    • » Banque Internationale à Luxembourg Opens DIFC Branch
    • » Mauritius Plans Non-Bank Competency Standards
    • » South Africa's FirstRand Bank To Launch In Guernsey
    • » Shanghai-HK Stock Exchange Link Delayed
    • » Singapore, China Agree Financial Services Cooperation
    • » Hong Kong Protests May Affect Investor Sentiment
    • » Guernsey, Alderney To Collaborate On eGambling Expansion
    • » HKEx, LME Continue Expansion Of Renminbi Offerings
    • » Mauritius Signs AIFMD MoU With France
    • » Guernsey Regulator Supports New Service Provider Standard
    • » Hong Kong Provides Update On Shanghai-HK Stock Connect
    • » Guernsey Strengthens Relationship With Asia
    • » Jafza Showcases Free Zone Benefits In Japan
    • » Hong Kong Confirms Islamic Bond Market Aspirations
    • » IoM Forms First Company Exclusively With Bitcoin Capital
    • » DIFC Launches Qualifying Investor Funds
    • » Isle Of Man Removed From Colombian Tax 'Blacklist'
    • » Guernsey Welcomes Latest Financial Center Rankings
    • » Labuan, Jersey Regulators Sign Financial Services MoU
    • » Dubai Airport Freezone Posts Strong Growth
    • » BVI Welcomes International Recognition For Financial Center
    • » IoM Appoints HNWI Business Development Manager
    • » Jersey Finance Sector Optimistic About Future Opportunities
    • » Gibraltar International Bank To Open In March
    • » Jafza Seeks To Attract More Turkish Companies
    • » Singapore To Strengthen REIT Market Safeguards
    • » Cayman Promotes Tech Tax-Free Zone In Las Vegas
    • » Guernsey Secures USD1.2bn Fund From Ireland
    • » Jersey Finance Sector Yet To Regain Pre-Crisis Strength
    • » Antigua And Barbuda Touts Citizenship Program
    • » Singapore Increases Oversight Of Precious Metal Dealers
    • » Hong Kong Sets Up Team To Assist Startups
    • » Guernsey Registers Image Rights Of First Financial Services Firm
    • » Isle of Man Hails 30 Years Of Economic Growth
    • » SKN Economy To Outpace Eastern Caribbean
    • » Hong Kong Looks For RMB Business From Brazilian Firms
    • » Further Guidance From Bahamas On VAT Implementation
    • » IMF Suggests Improvements To St Kitts VAT Regime
    • » STEP Praises Nerine In Latest Private Client Awards
    • » Dominica's Parliament Approves VAT Changes
    • » Leading Offshore IFCs Fall In Latest Financial Centers Index
    • » Hong Kong's 2013 Insurance Industry Growth Confirmed
    • » Jersey Named Best Fund Administration Center
    • » Guernsey Aircraft Registry Signs First Airbus A330
    • » RAK Free Trade Zone Touts Tax Perks At London Event
  • September (42)
    • » Mauritius To Automatically Share Tax Data
    • » Dubai International Financial Center In USD700m Sukuk Issue
    • » Duqm Free Zone Seeks Italian Investment
    • » Guernsey Consults On Regulatory Framework Changes
    • » Guernsey, Alderney Sign Financial Crime MoU
    • » Malta Issues Forms For AIFMD Private Placement
    • » DIFC Posts Strong Growth In H1 2014
    • » Dubai Lists First Chinese Bond In Middle East
    • » Jafza Reports Company Formation Up 21 Percent In H1 2014
    • » Berne Convention On IP Extended To Guernsey
    • » IoM Conference Builds On Island's Digital Currency Ambition
    • » Guernsey Welcomes Registration Of New Fund Managers
    • » UK Clarifies Compliance Regime For Remote Gaming Change
    • » Guernsey Supports Businesses, Expats To Relocate
    • » Dubai Airport Freezone To Expand
    • » Hong Kong Reviewing Insurance Capital Adequacy Rules
    • » Hong Kong To Enhance Depositor Protection Scheme
    • » Funds Managed In Guernsey Decline In Q2
    • » BDO Hong Kong Debunks BDO China Merger Speculation
    • » DIFC Regulator Reviews Financial Services Firms
    • » Strong Demand For Hong Kong's First Sukuk Gov't Bond
    • » Manx Shipping Registry Celebrates 30 Years
    • » Jafza Signs Banking Deal With Deutsche Bank
    • » BVI Touts Financial Services Offerings In Hong Kong
    • » Jersey Funds Pass GBP200bn Mark
    • » Bahamas Proposes Gaming Sector Changes
    • » DMCC Free Zone To Launch Tech Hub
    • » BVI Receives 2014 Offshore Estate Planning Gong
    • » Shanghai, Hong Kong Sign Stock Connect Agreement
    • » Switzerland Prepares New Financial Sector Regulation Law
    • » Dominica To Tout Citizenship By Investment Program
    • » Gibraltar Delegation In Hong Kong Visit
    • » Bahamas Releases Sector-Specific VAT Guides
    • » Spain To Probe Homeowners' Gibraltar Ties
    • » Gibraltar Delays Introduction Of New Companies Law
    • » Cayman To Waive Fees For Small Businesses
    • » St Lucia Considers Citizenship By Investment Scheme
    • » HKEx Consults On Weighted Voting Rights
    • » Switzerland, Estonia Agree Double Tax Pact Change
    • » Hong Kong Q1 Insurance Premiums Up 13 Percent
    • » Grenada's Fiscal Consolidation On Track, IMF Says
    • » Hong Kong Issues 2013 Insurance Sector Report
  • August (42)
    • » Hong Kong Confirms IPO Sponsor Liability
    • » Cayman Islands Stock Exchange Appoints First Foreign Listing Agent
    • » Bahamas FM Looking At New Financial Services Options
    • » Liechtenstein Banks Report Positive Performance In 2013
    • » Singapore Issues Modified Research e-Tax Guide
    • » HKEx Consults On Financial Information Disclosure
    • » Hong Kong Signs TIEAs With Six Nordic Countries
    • » IMF: St Vincent And Grenadines Needs To Improve Tax Compliance
    • » Hong Kong Report Proposes Tax To Fund Pension Reform
    • » Cayman Says UK FCA High-Risk Country List Flawed
    • » Dubai Gold And Commodities Exchange Joins DMCC Free Zone
    • » DIFC's Regulatory Regime Amended
    • » Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect Starts Trading Tests
    • » SKN's Economy To Outpace Eastern Caribbean
    • » BVI Seeks To Reinvigorate Financial Services Industry
    • » Channel Islands' Financial Services Ombud A Step Closer
    • » Swiss Half-Year Revenues Disappoint
    • » Guernsey Issues Guidelines For Marketing Funds Into EU
    • » Sharjah Free Zone Targets Indian IT Firms
    • » Cypriot Guidance On Alternative Investment Fund Law
    • » SVG Not To Offer Citizenship Via Investment
    • » Guernsey Regulator Keeps Financial Services Fees Low
    • » Indian Bank HDFC Opens Branch In Dubai Free Zone
    • » Jersey Backs Report Against UK Property Tax Plans
    • » Cayman Simplifies Customs Procedures
    • » Seychelles Fiscal Improvement Unlocks Ratings Upgrade
    • » Chinese Ambassador Visits Jersey
    • » Mauritius Backs Transparency To Unlock Africa Investment
    • » Gibraltar, Mauritius Sign AIFMD Cooperation Pact
    • » Demand For Jersey Foundations Surges
    • » HKEx Sees Sharp Rise In IPOs
    • » Barbados Trade Advisory Council To Unlock FTA Benefits
    • » Hong Kong Plugs Captive Insurance To Mainland Companies
    • » Seychelles Able To Avoid More Tax Measures
    • » Bahamas Seeks To Allay Taxpayers' Concerns On VAT
    • » Guernsey Consults On Domestic Pensions
    • » Hong Kong Plugs Its Advantages To ASEAN
    • » Turks And Caicos Forms Corporate Audit Body
    • » Isle Of Man Amends Foreign Companies Act
    • » Gibraltar To Offer QNUPS
    • » Jersey Companies Registry Receives Innovation Award
    • » Bermuda Insurance Industry Grows In Q2
  • July (45)
    • » UBS Settles German Tax Dispute
    • » Dominica Slashes Tax Rates In 2014/15 Budget
    • » Gibraltar Consults On Beneficial Ownership Registry
    • » BVI Issues FATCA Guidance Notes
    • » CARICOM, Turkey Considering Free Trade Pact
    • » Surge In Jersey Private Placements Ahead of EU AIFMD
    • » Liechtenstein, Singapore Double Tax Pact In Force
    • » Turks And Caicos Announces 2014/2015 Budget
    • » Bahamas Drastically Rethinks VAT Plans
    • » Hong Kong Publishes REIT Consultation Conclusions
    • » IMF Urges Bahamas To Install Long-Awaited VAT
    • » IMF Loan To Support Grenadian Fiscal Rebalancing
    • » Gibraltar Approved To Accept UK Insurance Transfers
    • » Jersey Introduces Charities Law
    • » Guernsey Challenges Domestic Property Duty Avoidance
    • » Hong Kong Consults On OTC Derivative Rules
    • » Jersey Finance Industry Has Rebounded: Survey
    • » Singapore Upgrading Anti-Money Laundering Controls
    • » Liechtenstein To Offer Protected Cell Companies
    • » St Kitts And Nevis Citizenship Program Closed To Bitcoins
    • » Luxembourg To Offer Sukuk This Year
    • » Equity Secured For ARC Group's International Expansion
    • » Hong Kong Company Registrations Reach New Record
    • » HSBC Plans Cayman Banking Divestment
    • » Cyprus Keeps 1980 Valuations To Calculate Property Tax
    • » Hong Kong Eases Tax On Islamic Bonds
    • » Seychelles, Singapore Sign Double Tax Pact
    • » Gibraltar Enhances Tonnage Tax Breaks
    • » UAE's Largest Free Zone Sees Influx Of Firms
    • » Canada Launches Investment Agreement Talks With UAE
    • » Explosive Growth For Hong Kong Asset Managers
    • » Seychelles Pushing For WTO Membership By Year-End
    • » Carey Olsen Scoops Offshore Law Firm Of The Year
    • » 700th Aircraft Added To Isle Of Man Registry
    • » Malta Financial Services Sector Reports Strong Growth
    • » Jersey Finance Industry Profitable, Growing
    • » Gibraltar Minister Sets Out Plans To Grow Financial Sector
    • » Gibraltar Ups Financial Sector Oversight With Police MoU
    • » Guernsey Launches Interest Tax Amnesty
    • » IoM Consults On Beneficial Ownership Info Disclosure
    • » Gibraltar Lowers Tax Rates In 2014 Budget
    • » Hong Kong Welcomes FDI Growth In Latest Rankings
    • » Jersey Reports Strong Uptake Of Private Placement Funds
    • » Jersey Establishes Shanghai Presence
    • » Hong Kong Approves Budget Tax Cuts
  • June (42)
    • » Guernsey Branch Launched By Fund Admin Giant Citco
    • » Oman Touts Free Zone Perks At Singapore Event
    • » Guernsey Upbeat On Latest Fund Sector Stats
    • » Swiss Lawmakers Revise FATF Bill
    • » Jebel Ali Free Zone Seeks IT, Electronics Firms
    • » PokerStars Committed To Isle Of Man Base
    • » Management Buyout Complete For Ogier's Fiduciary Arm
    • » Shanghai Free Zone Moves To Launch Investment Platform
    • » Caribbean Should Cooperate On Tax Policies: IMF
    • » Switzerland Should Lift Savings Tax, Say Bankers
    • » HK Consults On Changes To Audit Sector Regulation
    • » Jersey Wins Best Financial Center Award
    • » Hong Kong Plugs Its International Arbitration Services
    • » St Kitts And Nevis Citizenship Possible Using Bitcoin
    • » Andorra Commits To Automatic Tax Information Exchange
    • » DIFC, UK Regulators Sign Cooperation Pact
    • » Strong Demand For Bermudan IBCs
    • » Jafza To Drum Up Business With China Tour
    • » Bahamas Plans Promotional Trips To Asia, Latin America
    • » HK Targets Tax-Friendly Policies For Asset Management
    • » Singapore Vies For Greater Offshore RMB Market Share
    • » Anguilla Consults On Beneficial Ownership Registry
    • » Jersey To Enhance Companies Law
    • » Hong Kong Gazettes Bill For Paperless Securities Market
    • » Isle Of Man To Regulate Cryptocurrencies
    • » Barbados Must Bring Deficit Under Control: IMF
    • » Guernsey's Image Rights Register In Demand
    • » Hong Kong, London Can Achieve Mutual Growth: Chan
    • » New Report Dispels Tax Dodge Myths
    • » Tax Cut Planned For HK Securities, Derivatives
    • » IoM Promotes Financial Services At Liverpool Events
    • » G7 Renews Commitment To Tackling BEPS
    • » Andorra Working To Establish Tax Treaty Network
    • » Switzerland To Vet Proposal For Expanded IHT
    • » Jersey Promotes Trusts, Foundations In London
    • » DIFC To Improve Dispute Settlement Offering
    • » Jersey To Appoint Dubai Representative
    • » DIFC Looks To Raise Its Profile In China
    • » Growth In Hong Kong Q1 Insurance Stats
    • » Guernsey To Adopt New Tax Info Sharing Standard
    • » DIFC, Egypt Enhance Financial Regulatory Ties
    • » Jersey Finance Center Grows In Q1