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"Guernsey continues to stand out as a premier jurisdiction for the establishment of European VC funds: combining proportionate/sensible regulation, a neutral tax environment, speed to market, and competitive establishment and running costs. Data collected and published by Proskauer Rose LLP, a global law firm, shows that – consistent with previous years – Guernsey remains the most prevalent jurisdiction, with nearly twice as many funds raised in Guernsey during 2025 as compared to the next most popular jurisdiction.[1] Trends In VC Fundraising And Structuring A more selective LP market: Fundraising remains tough and inconsistent. Despite signs that there is increasing dry power (overall), LPs remain cautious. Re-ups are being scrutinised, new manager allocations are harder won, and many investors are reserving capital for managers with clear differentiation. This favours funds with disciplined target sizes, credible first-close plans, transparent fee and expense structures, and jurisdictions, like Guernsey, that do not add unnecessary complexity or cost. AI, deeptech and defence technology: AI continues to dominate European VC headlines and has attracted a disproportionate share of capital. Defence technology, dual-use technology, robotics, advanced manufacturing, energy infrastructure, and healthtech, have also gained momentum. Guernsey has always held strategic appeal for private equity and VC managers"

"Recent global tax and residency changes are prompting high net-worth individuals (HNWIs) to fundamentally rethink where they establish their primary residence. For decades, traditional jurisdictions offered a compelling mix of stability, access, and favourable tax treatment for internationally mobile wealth. However, as these jurisdictions evolve and tighten their fiscal frameworks, the considerations of global citizens are evolving. Barbados, by contrast, is emerging as a premier alternative, offering not only a range of accessible residency pathways, but also a stable political environment, a competitive and transparent tax regime, and a lifestyle that successfully blends business sophistication with the ease of island living. As a result, Barbados is increasingly being seen as not simply a vacation destination, but as a serious jurisdiction for wealth structuring, family relocation, and long-term planning. Recent Regulatory Shifts – A UK Case Study The United Kingdom has long stood as a cornerstone jurisdiction for HNWIs, largely due to its ‘non-domiciled’ (non-dom) tax regime. This framework allowed foreign nationals residing in the UK to exclude overseas income and gains from UK taxation, provided those funds were not remitted into the country. For many HNWIs, this created a highly efficient and widely utilised structure for managing global wealth. However,"

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