
“This Will Definitely Kickstart Interest in the Scheme Again”: IM People in The News This Week
Investment migration people in the news this week.

Investment migration people in the news this week.

Caribbean CIPs are forced to fall in line with the demands of the bigger countries or face sanctions themselves, writes Nuri Katz.

“High net worth individuals think the situation is so bad in America right now that it actually sounds worse than it is in Russia.”

“There is not the slightest possible justification for the [golden visa] program not to work,” says the President of APPII.

Nuri Katz says recent weeks’ events show that “unless something changes drastically, we are closer to the end of the CBI industry than to the beginning of it.”

Nuri Katz calls CBI vetting “the best due diligence known to man.” He also takes part of the blame for the industry’s failure to effectively lobby Brussels.

In a surprise move on the eve of expiry, the Montenegrin government gives the citizenship by investment program a new lease on life.

“There are probably 20,000 or 30,000 people who want to [renounce US citizenship], but they can’t get the appointment,” Lesperance said.

When Nuri Katz was asked how big his company is compared to others int he business, he didn’t know how to answer. So instead, he wrote an article for IMI in which he offers a more nuanced response.

Hakan Kodal says program legislation “should be shielded from political meddling and infighting within parliaments, which is only wasteful.”

Investment migration people in the news this week:

Investment migration people in the news this week.

Investment migration people in the news this week.

Since the pandemic started, nary a week has gone by without investment migration practitioners appearing in heavy-weight publications.

“Now that tourism is at a standstill,” said Khan, “we expect that the CBI program will be a main driver for the next six months.”

Opposition lawmakers say no CIP applications submitted after January 31st can be considered until government presents new regulations in Parliament.

A change in the citizenship law could have a significant impact on the investment migration market, but not in the way you might think.

Our inaugural TOTW guest is Nuri Katz: “Refusing to accept large payments is an extremely difficult thing to do for any business person.”

Investment migration people featured in the mainstream media this week include: Nadia Read Thaele, LIO Global Mark Davies, Davies &

In a new segment, we provide a roundup of industry personalities’ appearances in the large, traditional media over the past week.