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linusAG said:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singapore_billion_dollar_money_laundering_case
After this big ML case, some citizenship will no longer open personal ( Wealth Management / Private Bank) accounts. in Singapore
For example: Vanuatu, Some Caribbean.......
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Thanks! Well, I admit I do not follow such events very much...
(Vanuatu is not directly mentioned in the sources; but I understand, I am afraid 😉 )

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linusAG said:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singapore_billion_dollar_money_laundering_case
After this big ML case, some citizenship will no longer open personal ( Wealth Management / Private Bank) accounts. in Singapore
For example: Vanuatu, Some Caribbean.......
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Well, that's unfortunate. By all i's dotted, and t's crossed I mean nothing suspicious about the funds, the necessary nationality and renunciation documents in hand, and no legal issues with either the police or taxing authorities.

I guess NZ or Europe it would have to be then. As far as CSB in the Cook Islands, my understanding of it is it is perhaps a second or third tier jurisdiction for someone with a company there who is having trouble opening elsewhere? Not sure how I feel about Hong Kong either; I was there once many years ago when it was under British rule but moving assets to a Chinese jurisdiction while so many Chinese seem to want to get assets out of said jurisidction seems a bit counterintuitive.
 
brianK said:
What makes them worth it, do you know their fees to get an account opened?
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They accept almost all structures and jurisdictions.

They have a brokerage with access to almost all stock markets, private equity. They charge 250$ to open an account.
 
Clank said:
They accept almost all structures and jurisdictions.

They have a brokerage with access to almost all stock markets, private equity. They charge 250$ to open an account.
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Thanks, that's nice, it could work well for me.

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I would never ever bank in the Cook Islands lol.
CSB is getting the same fate as EPB sooner or later, as they heavily depend on correspondent banking relationship
both for payments as well as for financial instruments custody.
 
Capital Security Bank had at some time Bendura Bank Liechtenstein as custodian, a dodgy bank owned by a chinese guy. Makes you wonder.
What custodian are they now using?
 
OKboomer said:
Did you have good experience with them? Would you put a serious amount into their bank?
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Very good experience. They are very transparent, full disclosure of their board and you can get their audited financial statements by KPMG from their website.
 
Clank said:
Very good experience. They are very transparent, full disclosure of their board and you can get their audited financial statements by KPMG from their website.
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they have no insurance for their accounts ?

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Watchingtheweasels said:
For a citizen and resident of Vanuatu (former American, all Is are dotted, and Ts are crossed)? I see that ANZ has some options on their website? Anyone have any thoughts about their service/fees/returns? Any other stable, service oriented jurisdictions?
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Thanks for posting, Weasels. I'm in the same situation in Vanu. Please keep us updated. There's too much info online to sift through to find whats not going to be a waste of time for folks in our specific situation.
 
Clank said:
You can try also Capital security bank in the Cook Islands.
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SCHLOSSFINANZ said:
I would never ever bank in the Cook Islands lol.
CSB is getting the same fate as EPB sooner or later, as they heavily depend on correspondent banking relationship
both for payments as well as for financial instruments custody.
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Clank said:
You can't compare both banks. Nothing to do.
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Well, Capital Security Bank Cook Islands is probably not bad. And not comparable with EPB for sure. They are quite a long in the business and always were really transparent. It's true that their current website sucks totally ”“ I just wanted to refresh my information and met such a resource-hungry and badly coded beast that has almost eaten my old machine 🙁 Unusable.

Apart from that, if SG is not an option, I would really have a look at banks at British Crown Dependencies ”“ Isle of Man, Guernsey, Jersey ”“ as proposed here https://www.offshorecorptalk.com/threads/private-bank-recommendations.46161/post-322303. TBH, I would trust them a little bit more than CSB ”“ but it's maybe just emotional.

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Forester said:
British Crown Dependencies ”“ Isle of Man, Guernsey, Jersey
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I think Capital Security Bank seems OK based on what I've read about them here, but I would say that the option mentioned above seems like a safer solution ”“ if we can even talk about bank security at all these days.

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