| Choosine
the right advisor to service the captive industry
| Contact |
Jean-Claude
Emard, Chief Country Officer for Deutsche Bank in Cayman,
jean-claude.emard@db.com |
| Source |
Deutsche Bank (Cayman)
Limited |
| Location |
Cayman |
| Date |
December 2006 |
It is often suggested that one of
the greatest strengths of today’s global financial services
marketplace is the choice that finance professionals and investors
have.
This may include choice of jurisdiction, advisor, products and
of course financial service provider. This choice, driven by the
increasing competition globally for business, is evident as much,
if not more, in the corporate and institutional sector as it is
in the retail market.
Naturally, choice is a good thing. But when the choice becomes
too great it can leave you simply overwhelmed or confused. This
is certainly true of the captive management industry. The range
of financial products and services now available to captive clients
is almost bewildering, with the choices ranging from straightforward
deposits to more complex investment solutions. The number of financial
institutions that claim to offer the best products and services
is also quite impressive.
We believe that the pathway through this financial maze is best
negotiated working with someone that can listen/respond to your
needs; in this instance a person that is committed to delivering
clear and thoughtful solutions to captive managers and clients.
That is the role of the dedicated relationship manager, someone
to cater for your day-to-day requirements and yet someone who
can also hink more long term and provide those more complicated
solutions tailored to meet individual needs.
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