Latitude's Post-Brexit Breakfast in London

After three and a half years of fierce negotiations in Brussels and political debate in the United Kingdom, it finally seems Brexit will become a reality on the 31st of January, 2020. 

Certainly, not everyone is fortunate to have family lineage from EU diasporas such as Ireland, Italy or Portugal, that would allow them to easily reclaim EU mobility and settlement rights. Luckily, however, there are a number of ways one can regain EU access and privileges in a post-Brexit world, including investment routes that will not only allow free movement but also provide tax advantages and succession planning strategies to shelter one from the uncertain decade that Brexit will most certainly bring.

On 9th January in London, Latitude proudly hosted a Post-Brexit Solutions breakfast briefing in the historic L'oscar Hotel in Holborn, marking Latitude's continued expansion into the UK market. 

Christopher Willis, Latitude's Managing Director of Government Advisory & Programme Delivery led the event, which was attended by family offices, tax advisors, tax accountants and a special appearance from André Ebanks, the Cayman Island representative in the UK, seeking citizenship and residency solutions for their clients. 

Over 50 select delegates registered to learn more about how to:

• Increase your global mobility with visa-free travel to hundreds of countries
• Provide a safe haven for your family if and when you need it
• Benefit from favourable personal and business tax structures in the Caribbean 
• Relocate your finances with the best possible foreign exchange rates
• Access some of world’s best education & health system

Latitude also had the pleasure of co-hosting this event with Provenance Properties, the exclusive Cayman Islands Christie’s International Real Estate affiliate, the sole real estate brokerage for Dart Real Estate and a member of the Cayman Islands Real Estate Brokers Association (CIREBA) led by Sue Nickason, VP of Marketing, Sales, & Leasing.