Spain “Cutting Off Its Nose to Spite Its Face”: Investment Migration People in The News This Week
“Blaming residency by investment programs [for the lack of affordable housing] is a politically attractive but over-simplistic response.”
Read more“Blaming residency by investment programs [for the lack of affordable housing] is a politically attractive but over-simplistic response.”
Read moreInvestment migration people in the news this week.
Read more“The rich will anyways get from point A to point B […]. So, removing the price they have to pay, it’s a lost financial opportunity.”
Read more“I call it gross negligence from the government to allow this to happen to something that was really important to the economy.”
Read more“There’s a citizenship hierarchy out there, in that a lot of the people with privileged passports don’t even realize it,” said Kristin Surak.
Read more“This is the group who have already taken fees from the client and commissions from the funds that have been sold, and the application has not yet been filed or finalized.”
Read moreInvestment migration people in the news this week.
Read moreInvestment migration people in the news this week.
Read more“If there is no residence by investment programme, [investors] will simply ignore the country,” Silva warned.
Read more“They are interested in having complete control over their population, including those who reside in HK.”
Read morePhilippe May, CEO of investment migration firm EC Holdings, said the most common request from China was “a second passport, quick”.
Read more“I have already received three ‘proceed’ instructions from various UHNW Chinese business families to execute their fire escape plans.”
Read more“The level of wealth they have achieved means they are unlikely to ever worry about money again,” Steffen said.
Read moreInvestment migration people in the news this week.
Read moreInvestment migration people in the news this week.
Read moreVolek said the volume of American clients at London-based Henley & Partners makes it the company’s largest market by far.
Read more“There are cheaper, comparatively more beneficial [RCBI programs] in Europe, but the Russians cannot enroll in them due to sanctions.”
Read more“[…] China’s investment push, which was understood to be part of ‘a fire sale launched by a desperate government in a bankrupt country.’”
Read more“Corporate tax arbitrage is coming under fire and a proposed global flat tax will change the pecking order of advantageous jurisdictions.”
Read more“High net worth individuals think the situation is so bad in America right now that it actually sounds worse than it is in Russia.”
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