Offshore banking means transferring money and assets overseas to be managed by banking institutions in jurisdictions outside of your country of residence.  The term offshore refers to the British Channel Islands just located physically offshore from the main land.  Those islands were tax havens, thus becoming very attractive places to establish investments that can grow tax free.  Banking institutions flocked to the opportunity to take advantage of those islands.  Other countries that offer those same benefits began following suit and the practice became widespread. (…)

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Legislative amendments to allow for the formation of Private Trust Companies has recently been introduced in the Bahamas. (…)

HSBC Offshore Banking
HSBC, also known as "the world's local bank" offers an extensive collection of services to expatriates that help it live up to its marketed reputation.  They market themselves as such because of affiliations and connections with banks throughout the world, allowing them to have a strong global presence and the ability to provide near local service to international customers.  You can bank online or over the telephone, allowing you access to your money and account information at any time, anywhere in the world.  This is made possible by their flexible account structures and features targeted towards the needs of the customer.  They make it a point to go above and beyond to provide their customers, no matter where they live, with top of the line banking services. (…)

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