Gibraltar will have been represented at nine major funds events in seven international cities in 2014 – twice the number attended last year – to promote the jurisdiction as the best EU-gateway to Europe with rapid regulatory approval of funds…
Can diversity in eGaming become a safe bet? Self-help is possibly the best way for women to gain deserved recognition in the largely male-dominated eGaming industry, according to a group of key executives, reports Ray…
Broadband competition – phenomenally good for business Gibraltar’s three broadband suppliers, each with a separate infrastructure, is “phenomenally good” for business and consumers with lower prices, faster speeds and wider services The dominant supplier,…
Brexit: An update of the issues By Steve Quinn, Managing Director, Artex Risk Solutions (Gibraltar) Limited The biggest danger following the United Kingdom (UK) and Gibraltar’s departure from the European Union (EU) for any insurance company or intermediary is a…
Brexit, Limited Partnerships and the new opportunities for Gibraltar Funds By James G Lasry, Deputy Chairman, Gibraltar Funds and Investments Association What a whirlwind 2020 was! The United Kingdom and Gibraltar separated from the European Union (despite the…
Brexit and the Gibraltar Funds Industry By Jay J. Gomez, Senior Associate, Triay & Triay Even before the referendum in June 2016 there were numerous articles on the likely impact Brexit would have on the financial markets generally….
Brexit and Gibraltar’s Funds and Investments Industries By James Lasry Deputy Chairman Gibraltar Funds and Investments Association and Head of Funds at Hassans International Law Firm Most Gibraltarians were quite certain that the United Kingdom would vote to remain within…
Bidding for a better opportunity and equality A greater determination by women to break the traditional employment ‘glass ceiling’ is showing through strongly in Gibraltar, as groups form to consider what in practice can be done to ensure equal opportunity…
Being disruptive By Marcus Killick, Isolas Last month in London I caught my first Uber “cab”. It arrived quickly, delivered me exactly where I wanted to go and I stepped from the rear door without reaching for my wallet, having…
With security, regulation and taxation issues to be considered, Gibraltar’s government is debating whether it should provide a home for rapidly growing virtual currencies, like Bitcoin. After UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, last summer prompted a Treasury investigation…
