With reports of travelers facing increased scrutiny at U.S. borders, understanding what might prompt extra questioning is essential. Even legal immigrants, including green card holders and naturalized citizens, have encountered “enhanced vetting” measures. This has…

Italy has tightened its citizenship laws, restricting eligibility to those with at least one Italian parent or grandparent. This move aims to curb the surge of applications from people with distant ancestral ties seeking Italian passports for easier global mobility.

With Italy’s passport ranking among the most powerful in the world, the new law shifts the landscape for millions of descendants—especially in South America—who once…

For years, the US passport was considered a golden ticket to global travel. But according to the latest Henley & Partners Passport Index, its power has diminished.

In a significant legal development, Malta has won the first round of its court battle against the European Commission (EC) regarding its citizenship-by-investment (CBI) program.

The Council of the European Union has recently announced the removal of Antigua and Barbuda from its blacklist of non-cooperative tax jurisdictions.

Gold is making a strong comeback as a recognized asset class, according to Arnout van Rijn, a portfolio manager at Robeco’s multi-asset investment team. The recent surge in gold prices, which hit an all-time high of $2,685 per ounce in September, has sparked renewed interest in the precious metal as a reliable store of value, particularly in times of geopolitical uncertainty. Van Rijn argues that gold should no longer be dismissed as a sentimental or outdated investment. Instead, it is proving to be an essential component of a diversified portfolio, with its appeal extending beyond its historical reputation as a safe haven during crises.

With Walmart’s stock reaching an all-time high, Alice Walton, the only daughter of the retail giant’s founder, Sam Walton, has claimed the position of the world’s wealthiest woman for the first time since May 2022.

Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) in Nigeria account for approximately 96% of all businesses and contribute about 84% of private sector employment. As key drivers of economic growth, these small businesses play a vital role in Nigeria’s efforts to diversify and expand its economy.

As we embark on the month of September, Fiduciary Services Limited is delighted to spotlight a remarkable achievement. Our Managing Director, Mercy Edukugho-Aminah, has been featured in the prestigious Ladies in Business Magazine Global.

In a groundbreaking move set to transform the tourism landscape of Southern Africa, five countries—Angola, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia, and Zimbabwe—have agreed to expand their Schengen-style single visa system.