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  • Offshore Bank Accounts

    What are the benefits? If you live and work overseas, offshore banking could have tax benefits, i.e. interest on offshore accounts and investments is paid without the deduction of tax. Added benefits include high levels of confidentiality, security and convenience,…

  • Advent International Acquires Largest Bank in Uruguay

    Buyout specialist Advent International has completed its $167 million acquisition of Nuevo Banco Comercial SA, the largest commercial bank in Uruguay. The deal was first announced in September and recently won approval from Uruguay’s central bank, the key financial services…

  • Barclays Free Seminars

    Barclays has developed a brand-new seminar to help small business owners boost their profit. (PRWEB via PR Web Direct) May 19, 2005 — Barclays has developed a brand-new seminar to help small business owners boost their profit. The bank will…

  • Gibraltar flies the flag for its own stock market

    Gibraltar, the sunny British territory famed for its imposing Rock and Barbary Apes, is in talks to create its own stock exchange.The exchange, which would be called GibEx, was dreamt up by local law firm Hassans and Austrian-based bank Medici.…

  • Maximising returns with offshore investments

    The liberalisation of foreign exchange and de-pegging of the ringgit for offshore investments has widened investment options for local investors with an appetite for overseas investments, said Alan Inn, head of investment and product development of CIMB Private Banking. “Having…

  • China’s biggest bank sells stake

    China’s biggest lender, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), is selling a 10% stake to Goldman Sachs, Allianz and American Express. The deal, said to be worth more than $3bn (£1.7bn), is just the latest example of Western financial…

  • Red China’s Wrong Moves

    COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. – While serving on the executive board of the Asian Development Bank under the first President George Bush, I consistently called for China to “bite the bullet” and privatize its state-owned companies as soon as possible. Representatives…

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