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The 4 Factors Driving China’s Investment Migration Market Rebound

Translated and adapted by Christian Nesheim, who is alone responsible for the below content. The original version is available on our WeChat channel. After an encouraging second quarter of 2022, the Chinese investment migration market – and the agencies catering to it – are rapidly “recovering” and, judging by present

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Portugal Golden Visa on Track for Best Year Since 2019

In a televised speech on Saturday, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced that the minimum investment amount required under the property investment option of the golden visa program is set to double. “In order to increase the affordability of real estate for Greeks, we are now increasing the minimum amount

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Private Capital: Navigating the Future

Yogi Berra, the iconic American baseball catcher, famously said: “Make a game plan and stick to it. Unless it’s not working.” US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell may have had this quote in mind when he delivered his ‘Jackson Hole speech on August 26th, as the world’s Central bankers gathered

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The G7’s Infrastructure Plan Leaves the Developing World to China

by Shirley Ze Yu Conditioning G7 infrastructure financing on democracy will create a supersized China that is more empowered in the developing world. The G7 economies offered an unprecedented $600 billion infrastructure pledge—the first attempt to form a developing world “Marshall Plan” in the post-colonial era—at the G7 Summit last week.

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What is the global minimum corporate tax?

By Krishna Veera Vanamali The global minimum corporate tax on MNCs was aimed at discouraging them from shifting profits to low-tax countries. But it will reduce the incentives to attract investment in developing countries. Corporate tax avoidance costs countries anywhere from $100 billion to $240 billion annually, equivalent to 4-10%

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Cayman Islands: Amendment Intended To Attract Investment And Benefit Clients

By Ministry Of Financial Services By giving institutional investors more investment options, the Insurance (Amendment) Bill, 2022 is intended to strengthen the Cayman Islands’ position in international reinsurance and domestic insurance. Minister of Financial Services and Commerce, the Hon. André Ebanks, will bring the amendment to the Cayman Islands Parliament during

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