Offshore Funds
As a global offshore fund manager, The Forum Group serves institutional investors, professional asset managers and accredited investors wishing to take advantage of offshore investment opportunities while enjoying favorable tax laws. The Group also advises private wealth managers and high-net-worth individuals, who prefer to invest independently.
Bermuda-domiciled funds listed on the Irish Stock Exchange (ISE)
The Forum Group operates an international platform, listing a large number of funds. Its offshore funds are a balanced mix of Global Fixed Income and International Equity umbrellas, which are Bermuda-domiciled and listed on the Irish Stock Exchange (ISE).
The ISE was established in 1793, and has become a magnet for more than 800 new offshore funds annually. The ISE is strictly and efficiently regulated, meeting the highest European standards in terms of market credibility.
Transparency and convenience
The Forum Group’s offshore funds platform is regulated by the ISE, offering high transparency levels and management according to corporate governance laws and regulations. In addition, the fact that the funds are listed, offers the convenience of investing through any bank account.
Strategic positioning and thorough approach
The Forum Group global network of investment professionals and partners is strategically positioned to tap into favorable macroeconomic events as they occur. The funds are examined thoroughly on a regular basis. As the Forum Group targets to provide optimized disclosure to investors, operational due diligence are conducted on a regular basis, presenting a full picture of the fund’s risk, while inspiring the confidence to forge new paths.
Readily available platform for hedge fund offshore activities
Hedge funds and professional asset managers wishing to conduct offshore investments can enjoy a readily available platform. The platform, which is operated by well-known global custodians, offers all the necessary back-office services, dramatically reducing the high costs and the barriers of entry, associated with global funds management.