This year Bridget is part of a panel session discussing the structuring of private capital. She was also on the panel at the first Guernsey Funds Forum and has attended many times since. 

"For me, the most attractive aspect is the quality of speakers. It is important to have people who have strong views that the audience wants to hear. There have been a big developments in the funds industry since the Guernsey Funds Forum began, such as AIFMD, MiFID II, AML plus substance and Brexit issues. The event covers the hot topics, ensuring Guernsey places itself in the centre of these discussions, but sets itself in the context of changes in the wider funds world.

"With the significant development in green funds, I would recommend wealth managers who are looking at impact investing to attend to hear from Dr Andy Sloan. The discussions around fund structures for private clients and family offices will be useful for high net worth investors and their advisers to hear.

"Guernsey is a solid, stable jurisdiction that is looking to maintain its standards to compete in an increasingly competitive world. It’s very useful to hear what Guernsey is thinking about for the future."