Corporate Services

Enterprising Solutions, Expertly Managed

"A world class administrator, able to operate with alternative asset managers all over the world combining "big corporate" security, as part of a global financial services business, with a very personal service" Saker Capital

Kleinwort Benson is ranked amongst the top providers of both Fund Administration and Custodian Trustee services (source: Lipper), administrating over $14 billion across more than 100 different alternative asset class schemes throughout the globe.

Our services span from fund administration and custodian trustee to employee services administration and special purpose vehicles. We’re confident you’ll find us an invaluable "one stop" resource for all your fund management needs.

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For an informal discussion on how we can fulfil your requirements please call one of our Corporate team on the following numbers:

GUERNSEY: Joe Truelove Email: Joe.Truelove@kbci.com

Tel: +44 (0) 1481 727 111

JERSEY: Nigel Strachan Email: Nigel.Strachan@kbci.com

Tel: +44 (0) 1534 613 000

UK: Simon Gordon Email: Simon.Gordon@kbci.com

Tel: +44 (0) 161 200 1633

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Corporate Banking News

Wednesday 03 March 10

Financial regulations 'could hamper economic recovery'

Any changes to the regulation of banks and other financial institutions could limit the economic recovery by making it harder for them to lend to consumers and businesses.

This is according to Angela Knight of the British Bankers’ Association (BBA), who was speaking at an event organised to introduce new European ...

Monday 01 March 10

New FAIF rules welcomed by IMA

The launch of new rules governing the use of Funds of Alternative Investment Funds (FAIFs) has been welcomed by the Investment Management Association (IMA).

Due to come into force on March 6th, the new regime will enable greater flexibility in the structure of the FAIFs, which can be invested in a ...

Monday 01 March 10

New surveys indicate economic improvement

The economy in the UK is showing signs of improvement, the results of two new surveys by industry bodies have suggested.

Research from manufacturers’ organisation the EEF - produced in partnership with BDO - has revealed that businesses saw a larger-than-expected increase in production and orders received during the last three ...