
Investment Migration Faces a Stricter Regulatory Future: That’s a Good Thing
In the real world, we cannot expect governments or review committees to police the internet for CBI fraud, writes Kemal Nicholson.

In the real world, we cannot expect governments or review committees to police the internet for CBI fraud, writes Kemal Nicholson.

Nicolas Salerno and Anatoliy Lyetayev argue that an RCBI-industry regulator would bring many advantages but that starting one is tricky.

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The European Parliament has made its opposition to investment migration clear. This leaves the industry facing some stark choices, writes Dr. Hussain Farooq.
Speaking to IMI in Davos last month, newly appointed CEO of Henley & Partners, Jürg Steffen, said he was optimistic about the industry’s future growth but that increased regulation would bring about an environment in which smaller firms will struggle to survive.
Speaking to IMI in Davos last week, CEO of the Malta Individual Investor Programme Agency, the entity charged with managing
During the Cyprus Citizenship and Residence by Investment Conference in Limassol last month, Investment Migration Insider asked two Cyprus-based lawyers specializing

This article was submitted by Phil Fumas The CBI industry has experienced stellar growth in past years. While a few