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At Fiduciary Services Ltd , we handle the management, transfer and distribution of your assets, applying various estate planning tools customized to suit your wishes and existing peculiarities. We work with our clients to develop bespoke solutions that effectively address their specific contemporary concerns on Wealth Management, Legacy Planning, and the security of their family/dependents’ future.
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The Samsung Inheritance: A Record Tax Settlement and Its Lessons for Succession Planning
The recent conclusion of the largest inheritance tax settlement in South Korean history has drawn considerable attention from legal, financial, and governance circles worldwide, offering a compelling illustration of the complexities that attend the transfer of dynastic wealth across generations.
Mauritius Golden Visa 2026: Why Africa’s Premier Financial Hub Is the Smart Move for High-Net-Worth Individuals Seeking Global Mobility
In a global landscape where traditional immigration pathways are tightening and investment migration options are rapidly evolving, Mauritius has made a decisive entry into the market for high-net-worth residency programmes. The island nation has formally launched a Golden Visa programme targeting 100 high-net-worth individuals per year, requiring each successful applicant to invest at least $1 million within 12 months of arrival.
Portugal’s Golden Visa Promise Unravels: Why 500 Investors Are Suing the State — and What It Means for Global Mobility Planning
For years, Portugal's Golden Visa programme was one of the most compelling residency-by-investment propositions in Europe. A clearly defined pathway to EU residency, a manageable naturalization timeline, and the implicit promise of citizenship within reach, these were the terms on which thousands of foreign investors committed their capital and, in many cases, structured their families' futures around a Portuguese legal framework. That framework has now changed, unilaterally and without transitional protection, and the consequences are only beginning to unfold.
When Debt Grounds You: What the U.S. Passport Revocation Policy Means for Internationally Mobile Americans
The U.S. State Department has announced a significant escalation in its enforcement of child support obligations: Americans with unpaid child support debt will have their passports revoked, effectively grounding them from international travel until those debts are resolved. Revocations began in May 2026, initially targeting parents owing $100,000 or more, approximately 2,700 American passport holders with plans to rapidly expand the programme to cover all parents owing more than $2,500, the threshold set under a 1996 federal law that has, until now, seen only limited enforcement.
The $500 Million Estate Battle: Lessons from the Zappos Founder’s Case
The ongoing dispute surrounding the estate of Tony Hsieh, former CEO of Zappos, continues to draw global attention, offering a compelling case study on the risks associated with inadequate estate planning.
No Visa! The U.S. Immigration Pause and What It Means for Global Mobility Strategy
The U.S. State Department has announced a sweeping new policy: immigrant visa processing will be suspended for citizens of 75 countries beginning January 21, 2026. The move is framed as an effort to restrict access for individuals deemed likely to rely on public assistance and it will halt decisions on new immigrant visas until further reassessment of screening procedures.
U.S. EMBASSY WARNS NIGERIANS OF FRAUDULENT DOCUMENTATION
The U.S. Embassy and Consulate in Abuja have issued a stern warning regarding the severe consequences of visa fraud, explicitly stating that providing falsified information or submitting fake documents can result in permanent visa bans.
Green Card Lottery Suspension: What the U.S. Diversity Immigrant Visa (Green Card Lottery) Suspension Means for Nigerians and Globally Mobile Families
For decades, the United States Diversity Immigrant Visa (DV) Programme, commonly known as the Green Card Lottery, has been one of the most accessible gateways to U.S. permanent residence. Its appeal lies in its simplicity: no employer sponsorship, no family petition, and no investment threshold.
Global Mobility & Immigration: Matters Arising
The United States of America (US) has red-flagged several countries by fully banning their citizens from travelling or even obtaining an immigration visa into the US and partially restricted travel from several more countries. On the 16th of December 2025, President Donald Trump issued a new Proclamation which expands the scope of...
Nigeria’s Exit from the FATF Grey List: A Turning Point for Global Mobility, Cross-Border Wealth and HNI Opportunity
Nigeria’s removal from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list marks a major inflection point for the nation’s economic credibility, global financial visibility and the mobility of its citizens. For years, being on the grey list branded Nigeria as a...
