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Since its establishment in 2006, IFC Media has been the leading publishing house for the global wealth management industry. Representing international finance centres across the globe while creating a comprehensive archive of commentary, analysis and technical articles, IFC Media publications include the flagship IFC Review annual, the biannual IFC Economic Report and regional reviews such as Invest Africa, Caribbean Review and Asia Pacific Review.
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Search ArticlesCAREY OLSEN: Bermuda partner Kyle Masters awarded INSOL Fellowship
Press release by Carey Olsen, Monday 6 July, 2026. Carey Olsen Bermuda partner Kyle Masters has been admitted as an INSOL Fellow following his successful completion of the Global Insolvency Practice Course (GIPC), a leading international programme for restructuring and insolvency professionals.
IRELAND: Irish EU presidency should sit out talks on tax and digital files over ‘conflicts of interest’, academics say
The Irish EU presidency should recuse itself from any legislative files on tax because of its “questionable track record regarding the protection of EU digital rights and the EU’s fiscal base,” a group of 60 leading academics urged on Wednesday (8 July). In a letter seen by EUobserver, the group of senior university professors and lecturers pointed to the cosy relationship between successive Irish governments and Big Tech and other corporate giants.
JERSEY: Winners Announced for Jersey Finance’s 2026 Rising Stars Awards
Press release by Jersey Finance, Monday 6 July, 2026. Young professionals in Jersey were celebrated at Jersey Finance’s Rising Stars Awards which took place at the Royal Jersey Showground last week (3rd July). The awards, now in their seventh year, continue to provide a valuable platform to celebrate and spotlight the outstanding contributions of young professionals across 14 categories in the finance and related professional services sector.
HONG KONG: Refines fund and family office tax Regime
As published on: china-briefing.com, Friday 10 July, 2026. Hong Kong proposed new family office tax reforms, signaling growing opportunities for asset managers and investors. Relevant stakeholders should closely monitor developments and assess how potential changes may impact their structuring, tax efficiency, and compliance positioning.
EU: MEPs back tax simplification ideas for 28th regime despite sovereignty concerns
As published on: ieu-monitoring.com, Thursday 9 July, 2026. The proposals include, among other ideas, a consolidated corporate tax base, standardised tax returns and simplified value added tax procedures.
St Kitts and Nevis: Pioneering Responsible Citizenship With Priority One
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THAILAND: OECD-recommended 15% global minimum corporate tax implemented
As published on: research.hktdc.com, Wednesday 8 July, 2026. Thailand has approved the implementation of a 15% Global Minimum Tax (GMT) for large multinational enterprises. Backed by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), the measure is intended to disincentivise the practice of shifting profit declarations to low‑tax jurisdictions as a means of ensuring that multinationals cut their tax liabilities to a bare minimum.
EU: AMLA outlines common EU approach to enforcing anti-money laundering rules
As published on: ieu-monitoring.com, Wednesday 8 July, 2026. For the first time, financial supervisors across the EU will apply a harmonised, consistent approach to enforcing breaches of anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist-financing rules. The Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA) has introduced standards to advance supervisory convergence, so that the same breach in the same circumstances leads to the same enforcement outcome, wherever it happens.
Colombia: A Never-ending Emergency
07/07/26 On 29 January 2026, the Constitutional Court of Colombia set a remarkable precedent: it provisionally suspended a decree declaring a state of economic emergency. The decision, adopted by a vote of six to two (with one recusal), sent an institutional alarm signal. The country’s highest constitutional court instructed the government’s executive branch that it cannot bypass Congress to impose taxes, not even under the guise of emergency powers.
The Mauritius Edge: Law, Innovation And The Architecture Of A Modern IFC
In today’s financial landscape, the most successful international financial centres are no longer those which merely offer tax efficiency or corporate convenience. The jurisdictions that continue to attract serious capital are those that combine legal certainty, political stability, regulatory credibility, banking confidence, product flexibility, and the ability to adapt to new forms of finance. Mauritius has steadily built that combination.