Month: September 2016
Explorer yachts set new trend for ‘off the beaten track’ seafaring
Martin Bellamy, chairman of OneOcean Ventures a new venture from Salamanca also says all eyes are on Antibes port which is set to find bidders for a major redevelopment.
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Andrew Wilson, associate director of Marine and Aviation, Zedra in Guernsey also says that new VAT laws on chartering are causing concern.
read moreBuild slots for large yachts are reserved years in advance
Richard Simm and Nic Arnold at PwC’s private client luxury asset advisory team also say that fear of newspaper and social media coverage is driving wealthy clients to advisers.
read moreVirtual reality helps clients design their superyacht
Mark Duncan, group commercial and market director, Yachting Partners International also says the Chinese are showing keen interest in yacht building.
read moreLatin American money has re-diverted to the US following Brexit
Joshua Rubenstein, national head of trusts and estates and national chair of private client services at Katten Muchin Rosenman says Brexit is having an impact on Europe.
read moreUS Treasury hint at retaliatory action over EU bias against US corporations
Ivan Sacks, Nancy Yamaguchi, Diana Wierbicki, and M. Ridgway Barker at Withers Worldwide, USA say tech or software as a service is fuelling incredible wealth in the US.
read moreDelaware and Nevada are attractive locations for UHNW planning
Lesley Hodgson, head of Global Family and Private Investment Office EMEA, Northern Trust also says clients are increasingly concerned about security in all parts of their lives.
read moreDelaware law reduces tax on estate and wealth transfer insurance products
John Fischer, senior managing director, Transatlantic, at Lombard International Assurance also says the EU judgement on Apple won’t derail opportunities for Europe.
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