Since the beginning of humankind, successful societies have had only one main type of organisation: leaders and followers.

Panama is one of the best countries to invest in the Western Hemisphere. This small nation has had spectacular economic growth in recent years thanks to its friendly business climate and sound investment opportunities.

Switzerland, Andorra, United Arab Emirates, Puerto Rico, Panama. The countries mentioned have something in common that attracts a huge number of people worldwide, and that is precisely their banking industry. 

The real estate market in the UK is one of the biggest in Europe, valued at over 1.5 trillion USD dollars. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic and Brexit, the sector gave jobs to 542,000 people and generated over GBP 68.1 billions just in 2020.

Panama is a paradise for both tourists and investors due to its extraordinary beaches, a vibrant culture and an unique geographical position, serving as the bridge between the Western and Eastern hemispheres.

In 2009, the world’s most powerful leaders went to London to the G20 Summit. In their joint statement, the G20 declared that “the era of banking secrecy is over”. 

Leaving your home country to reside in another country is not just an ordinary move or trip, it also means the opportunity to restart your life and be open to a different society and culture that can offer endless new possibilities. 

We constantly ask ourselves what is the best way to invest our money. Where will it go? Will it generate returns? And many more are common questions in every investor's mind.

The Republic of Vanuatu has recently become a good place for those interested in the offshore business, attracting especially those investors whose interest is to run a non-resident digital business from some other country, in fact, it is one of the most popular countries in this regard. 

The emergence of cryptocurrencies has brought a kind of challenge to the global financial sector, in fact, some countries such as the United States have already taken steps to regulate their use within their economy.