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Up Close and Personal www.business365iom.co.uk | OCTOBER 2020 ISSUE UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL WITH How one of the island’s leading Corporate Service Providers is putting people first FINANCIAL MAJOR ACQUISITION DAMNING INTELLIGENCE FOR STRIX REPORT The Isle of Man Financial Intelligence Unit Strix Group Plc, the Isle of Man-based leader in the An independent report commissioned by is among eight law enforcement agencies design, manufacture and supply of kettle safety government has described the Department of from smaller financial centres to be granted controls, has entered into a conditional agreement Education, Sport and Culture’s management, Associate Membership of the International to acquire the entire share capital of Italian water and its relationship with schools and teachers, Anti-Corruption Coordination Centre (IACC). purification business LAICA for approximately as fractured and in need of repair. €19.6m. 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Both Samantha and Terrence of the legal and professional services group are members of the Personal Finance Society and hold the Level 4 Cains from 1998 to June 2018, during which Diploma in Regulated Financial Planning. time the fi rm received the Queen’s Award for TAKING YOUR MONEY ABROAD ON A Terrence left his native South Africa and lived in London for 8 Excellence in International Trade. balance between work and play. Here at B365 we know years before moving to the Island in 2008. His passion – beyond Andrew has served on many Isle of Man government and supranational spending time with his wife, son, and dogs – is providing excellent committees, and his former non-executive directorships include chairman service and helping people to achieve their fi nancial goals. of Barclays Private Clients International, and companies within the HSBC Samantha has been with Edgewater for 6 years and, through her and Swire Groups. Currently, his principal non-executive directorships work ethic and determination, progressed quickly to become a include the global fi duciary group Equiom and Gibbs Technologies. He key member of the team. She is a past recipient of the Glyn Gilbert security policies with effective was awarded an OBE in 2015 for his services to the economy. Award from the Insurance Institute of the Isle of Man for outstanding Jeremy Wilson (pictured) recently retired as vice academic achievement in completing her Level 4 Diploma before chairman of Barclays Corporate with Barclays age 21. Bank PLC. During his 47-year career with Barclays, Emma and Kyle in the Mortgage and Protection team will advise he worked across its major business units and in clients with lending and insurance needs. Between them, Emma and the importance of both. Our new lifestyle section will Australasia, Vanuatu, the United States of America, Kyle have over 20 years’ experience in fi nancial services in Ireland Europe and the UK. As part of his senior executive and South Africa, respectively, and are members of the Personal BUSINESS TRIP – TOP TIPS role for the bank he was, inter alia, chairman of its Finance Society, studying for the Level 4 Diploma in Regulated group credit committee, director of Barclays Bank Financial Planning. Pension Fund Trustees, and chairman of Barclays Kyle moved to the Isle of Man in January 2020 with his wife and Bank Egypt. He has also held several senior positions in the fi nancial two sons, having successfully run his own advice business in South 54 services industry, including chairman of The Bankers Association for Africa. He is a coach at Vagabonds Rugby Club and applies the Finance and Trade (BAFT), chairman of CHAPS, a director of TheCityUK and same commitment o the fi eld in obtaining the right result for his chairman of its audit committee. In addition to his responsibilities beyond clients. Emma joined Edgewater in March 2019 after 7 years in Barclays, he was non-executive chairman of Bloomsbury Publishing PLC. online security training an international bank in Dublin and previously worked as a Client Jeremy is currently chairman of the Whitechapel Think Tank, a forum for Manager and Paraplanner in Edgewater’s Corporate Solutions team. include regular topics covering travel, motoring, property, the public
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