
Survey Finds Wealth Tax Could Prompt Half of British HNWIs to Leave
Arton Capital’s survey of over 1,000 British millionaires finds that 53% may leave the UK over a wealth tax, while 83% have considered RCBI.

Arton Capital’s survey of over 1,000 British millionaires finds that 53% may leave the UK over a wealth tax, while 83% have considered RCBI.

Increase in “Armageddon Americans” who feel that the country’s direction is so uncertain that a second citizenship is a rational safeguard.

“Political turmoil is always a catalyst for our business because people are always looking for a safe haven”

“What do you do when you’re in a wildfire zone?” he said. “Well, you engage in fire-prevention techniques.”

IM people in the mainstream media this week include: Armand Arton, Marios Rafail, Mark Davies, Dimitry Kochenov, Christian Kälin, Ivan Mak, and Vincent Fong.

During an interview with Montenegrin state broadcaster TVCG, Armand Arton said he reckoned the country’s new citizenship by investment program

Head of ANGUILLA’S NEW INVESTMENT MIGRATION AGENCY The government of Anguilla announced the launch of a new Investment Migration Agency

In a press release, the government of Anguilla states that it has signed an MOU with Latitude Consultancy and Arton

Cyprus’ Committee of Supervision and Control for the Cyprus Investment Programme yesterday published the official list of licensed service providers.

The new Cypriot regulations are ambiguous as to whether the companies selling investments under the Cypriot Investor Scheme – mainly

Moldova has awarded Henley & Partners the mandate to design, implement, and market itnernationally the upcoming Moldova Citizenship by Investment

The Arton/IMC saga continues unabated as the Investment Migration Council releases a press statement in which it chastises Arton Capital

On Saturday, Arton Advisors published a press release in which the firm states it is very much moving ahead with

Following generally positive coverage in Montenegrin media last weekend, Arton this week became the subject of less flattering coverage in

Arton Capital’s Budapest office suffered a burglary in early April this year, just a week after the program closed, according