Offshore investments offer some of the best and most innovative investment solutions, according to Richard Cayne Meyer International. In simple terms, offshore investing is all about depositing one’s money or investing in structures incorporated in low tax jurisdiction. There are many places in the world which do not have taxation withheld at source for non residents of the area and that is one reason why many people consider investing offshore. In other words, certain jurisdictions act as tax havens for people and let the wealthy investors invest freely without any worries for hefty tax payment. Some people may be surprised to know that the USA may be considered a tax haven area for those that are non US national and non resident and as long as these people or companies invest and complete all reporting requirements there is zero tax withheld says Richard Cayne who via Meyer Asset Management Ltd` s Asian based servicing arm Meyer International Ltd based in Bangkok Thailand has been consulting on several US as well as offshore structures.
Richard Cayne who worked previously for 15 years in Tokyo Japan had via Meyer Asset Management Ltd`s Investment advisory arm helping Asian based clients with offshore fund and hedge funds.
According to Richard Cayne in Bangkok, there are many benefits that offshore investment has to offer but still the thought of investing overseas sounds risky and complicated to first time beginners. However, there are certain useful tips, which can guide you well about investing via a tax haven area or offshore territory. Even if you aim at adding a small allocation in offshore investments to your existing portfolio, it will bring beneficial returns to you in the long term.
Research is essential before you move ahead into any investment. However, you would be advised take others’ help in this regard but its a good idea to conduct research on your own too. Detailed research is vital to achieve great and profitable results. Speak with those who have knowledge in the area you are researching. The next tip is to choose among local brokers, online services or financial advisors. It is a clear-cut fact that the local brokers charge their brokerage fee and the online services thought provide you with required help but cannot be completely relied upon. Therefore, the best option is to take help of experienced financial advisors like Meyer Asset Management Ltd`s Bangkok based servicing arm Meyer International in Thailand. Once you have decided to take advice from some experienced financial advisors, you can now look together as to how best to create your portfolio.
As per Meyer International in Bangkok, you can choose to handle your offshore investment account directly or you can take help of a consultant. You would also be advised to work with consultants who are authorized to consult on offshore products as many jurisdictions no longer allow for the selling, mediation or helping to arrange offshore funds to residents of that jurisdiction. For example in Japan offshore non Japan registered fund sales to residents is not a permitted business by the regulators or FSA there. Local brokers or advisors whether licensed or not if the offshore funds are not registered for sale in Japan then no Japanese based financial institution can legally help. Therefore in such case the individual would be better off consulting with an overseas firm authorized to help them. Richard Cayne has had much experience in Tokyo Japan and currently consults both individuals and financial institutions based in Asia on offshore based structures and investments
Richard Cayne who worked previously for 15 years in Tokyo Japan had via Meyer Asset Management Ltd`s Investment advisory arm helping Asian based clients with offshore fund and hedge funds.
According to Richard Cayne in Bangkok, there are many benefits that offshore investment has to offer but still the thought of investing overseas sounds risky and complicated to first time beginners. However, there are certain useful tips, which can guide you well about investing via a tax haven area or offshore territory. Even if you aim at adding a small allocation in offshore investments to your existing portfolio, it will bring beneficial returns to you in the long term.
Research is essential before you move ahead into any investment. However, you would be advised take others’ help in this regard but its a good idea to conduct research on your own too. Detailed research is vital to achieve great and profitable results. Speak with those who have knowledge in the area you are researching. The next tip is to choose among local brokers, online services or financial advisors. It is a clear-cut fact that the local brokers charge their brokerage fee and the online services thought provide you with required help but cannot be completely relied upon. Therefore, the best option is to take help of experienced financial advisors like Meyer Asset Management Ltd`s Bangkok based servicing arm Meyer International in Thailand. Once you have decided to take advice from some experienced financial advisors, you can now look together as to how best to create your portfolio.
As per Meyer International in Bangkok, you can choose to handle your offshore investment account directly or you can take help of a consultant. You would also be advised to work with consultants who are authorized to consult on offshore products as many jurisdictions no longer allow for the selling, mediation or helping to arrange offshore funds to residents of that jurisdiction. For example in Japan offshore non Japan registered fund sales to residents is not a permitted business by the regulators or FSA there. Local brokers or advisors whether licensed or not if the offshore funds are not registered for sale in Japan then no Japanese based financial institution can legally help. Therefore in such case the individual would be better off consulting with an overseas firm authorized to help them. Richard Cayne has had much experience in Tokyo Japan and currently consults both individuals and financial institutions based in Asia on offshore based structures and investments
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