Jersey tops the bill for International Business Review

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Projects backed by the Jersey Ministry of Economic Development, including Locate Jersey and Digital Jersey, feature heavily in a new business review published by AcreWhite, a global media & publishing company, and distributed in partnership with Israel's leading English language daily the Jerusalem Post.

The edition, focusing on International Finance Centres, includes an interview with Minister of Economic Development, Senator Alan Maclean, and a Q&A with Ted Ridgway Watt, Chief Executive Officer of Digital Jersey, highlighting the range of financial services offered by Jersey companies.

Senator Maclean noted, "With investors acting in an increasingly cautious manner, and against a background of greater regulatory demands, this interesting publication details the regulatory safeguards that have made Jersey a key choice for companies and individuals seeking international investment opportunities, and crucially, a gateway into Europe."

The International Business Review examines new legislation in fund and trust management, includes expert opinion on maximising investment return and minimising risk, and discusses the global economic outlook.

International Business Review publisher and CEO of AcreWhite, Daniel Seal commented, "The Israel edition of the International Business Review has been focused on IFCs because with more and more startups and new technologies in Israel, creating new wealth and opportunity, Israeli companies and individuals are increasingly looking to invest on a global scale. The Israeli business community offers significant market potential for international financial service providers."

Editor Jason Pearlman said, "The Jerusalem Post is the paper of record for the English speaking community in Israel, and we are delighted to have the paper included in their distribution, reaching thousands in the business and diplomatic community."