"Wealth Management: Delivering Expertise in a Taxing World" is the theme for the third annual Nassau Conference, to be held at the British Colonial Hilton Hotel.
The event, which has attracted nearly 150 delegates in each of its first years, will bring to Nassau a number of top professionals to address a broad range of issues and opportunities facing the jurisdiction and its financial services industry.
Conference topics include:
Tax Models and their implications to financial centres.
Tax Models in Europe and their implications to Bahamian structures.
Wealth Management and The Bahamas and why structures need to continue to evolve to meet changing client needs with a special look at Latin America.
Financial Services: Is There Room for Cooperation? Are there lessons to be learned from the region’s tourism industry.
Structures and Products: How they are changing and how are they being used
Commodities and Currencies: Why picking the right currency as your reference point could be the most important you make as an advisor.
Exchange Controls: Are they Good or Bad? What are there implications for capital investment? An examination of exchange control policies in the Region.
Financial Centres in the Caribbean: A True Picture. What are the strengths, prospects, new developments of financial centres in the Region, especially emerging centres such as Trinidad/Tobago.
Conference registration fees are:
Before January 6, 2007: $650 per person Group discount (5 or more attendees): $550 per person
After January 6, 2007 $800 per person Group discount (5 or more attendees): $700 per person
Under 25 years old $450 per person
Information Contacts:
AIBT: 356-3898
Andrew Law: 677-8700