Anthony Travers OBE, a senior partner with the Cayman law firm Travers Thorp Alberga and chairman of the Cayman Islands Stock Exchange, asks – on behalf, he says, of Her Majesty’s 14 Overseas Territories and three Crown Dependencies – “the
Read MoreAppearing on Newsnight, Chairman Anthony Travers adopted an aggressive stance to dismiss claims that people have been unlawfully stashing money in offshore accounts to avoid paying tax. Link to Daily Express Article
Read MoreBY JACK IRVINE 20 November, 2017 There is a hugely successful partnership between offshore jurisdictions and the City of London, which is viewed with jealousy by the EU Link to Media House Article
Read MoreFrom Anthony Travers, chairman, Cayman Islands Stock Exchange Sir, Further to your report “Queen’s estate sinks millions offshore, say leaked papers” (November 6): unfortunately, the debate about offshore financial centres has been entirely mischaracterised and misrepresented by a very small
Read MoreThe Cayman Islands is one of 92 jurisdictions that expect to learn by December if they will be placed on a European Union “blacklist” being drawn up as part of a tax avoidance crackdown. Download PDF
Read MoreOffshore and Well Off the Mark – The Facts and the Fantasy Originally published by IFC Review Download PDF
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Anthony Travers, OBE, is the Chairman of the Cayman Islands Stock Exchange, former Chairman of Cayman Finance and former President of the Cayman Islands Law Society.
Having qualified at Clifford –Turner in 1975, he spent his thirty year legal career years with leading offshore law firm Maples and Calder where he served as Senior Partner and a Managing Partner for over twenty years both in Cayman and in various foreign offices that he established for the firm.