Labuan IBFC: The Fastest Growing Captive Insurance Centre In Asia And Mena
Captives are self-insurance vehicles licensed as reinsurance companies set up as a strategic risk management facilitator
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Lasting Power of Attorney registration drops 30% during pandemic
While numbers still haven’t returned to their previous levels, they are getting closer and it is encouraging to see that people are getting the much-appreciated piece of mind that having an LPA entails.
‘The rich shouldn’t feel like the enemy’: Is New York turning on the wealthy?
rogressives want the richest residents to pay more tax to help repair the city. But some are threatening to leave for Florida.
5 Ways To Make Customers Trust You More As a Brand
Promoting brand loyalty towards your products or services is the best strategy to grow in a more competitive market.
Business priorities in the postpandemic era
John Waldron, Kevin Sneader, and Carolyn Dewar on the state of global business and the future of M&A.
Withers' Deborah Greaves, Michael Rueda and Paolo Macchi article featured in Sports Litigation Alert
The article describes the battle between the two organizations over the registration of the trademark ‘INTER’, and the significant rights that are at stake for both organizations.
Nothing new under the sun
Old City hands will tell you that there are only two ways to look at financial markets.
Bonds Hold Their Breath by Gary Dugan
To add to the growth positive mix, details of President Biden's $2.25 trillion infrastructure spending package are starting to circulate.
New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles top US cities for super-rich
The Big Apple has 7,743 UHNWIs, according to the Knight Frank report.
The Power of We Begins with You
The more they talked, the more they clarified their expectations of themselves and their fellow members.
The Future of Wealth Management
How hybrid advisory models are transforming the industry
Investor Pressure Mounts on Credit Suisse for Change
Shortly after his first anniversary at the helm, the Swiss bank was roiled by a $10.1 billion line of supply chain funds co-managed with now-insolvent Greensill.