Guernsey
EEA investors face more delays selling shares in doomed fund
Investors in the ill-fated EEA Life Settlements Fund have been told they cannot sell their shares in so-called ‘death bonds’ until later in the year as not enough cash has been generated from maturing policies, according to campaign group EEA Investor’s Group (EEIG).
United Kingdom | 30 Jun 16
Guernsey is a financial services ‘safe haven’, says minister
The island remains a “safe haven” for financial services despite the UK’s decision to leave the European Union, according to Guernsey’s chief minister, deputy Gavin St Pier.
United Kingdom | 27 Jun 16
No change for crown dependencies’ financial services sectors
The financial services sectors of Jersey, Guernsey, and the Isle of Man should see little, if any, change following the UK’s decision to leave the European Union.
Brexit: the international reaction
The UK narrowly voted on Thursday (52:48) to leave the European Union, an unprecedented move with an unclear outcome. What follows will undoubtedly be at least two years of uncertainty, but how will the offshore financial centres fare?
Fixed Income | 20 Jun 16
To sell or not to sell: EEA investors facing ‘dismal’ options
Investors in beleaguered Guernsey-based EEA Life Settlements Fund are stuck between the devil and the deep blue sea as they decide whether to sell their shares at a heavily discounted price or face another 10 years in the failed fund.