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The financial needs of expatriatesDo you live abroad? Do you plan to move abroad? We can help you get the most out of your experience.

For over 100 years we have served the wealth management needs of affluent expatriates. In fact, with customers in over 150 countries, expatriates constitute a significant percentage of our clientele.

Ensuring the safety of their property.

When you’re living in a foreign country, it is natural to worry about the safety of their money, investments and other assets, especially if you live in a region with political instability, economic or financial.

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Simplify your everyday banking
If you’re an expatriate, the need for easy access to your money is a priority. What may be simple in their country of origin may not be as easy in a foreign country.

To meet their needs, we offer a comprehensive banking solution to help solve everyday tasks, such as your salary deposit, withdraw and transfer money in local currency transactions, among others. Read the rest of this entry »

financial crisisEvery effect has a cause, and such is the case of the current financial crisis, for which they seek to blame without knowing that there are many causes of this problem.

This financial complication became a vicious circle , rather, in an amount of responsibility that starts with the authorities and financial regulators.

Here include Alan Greenspan, former Fed chairman, Wim Duisenberg, former president of the European Central Bank, Jean-Claude Trichet, now president since November 2003.

Thus the Federal Reserve took the initiative and from 2002 to 2004 kept interest rates below 2%, a trend that followed the ECB to June 2003 to December 2005 put it at 2 percent.

Banks
This in turn led to financial institutions began to grant loans that were acquired by the citizens (of all social levels) that due to economic confidence and low rates of interest that were handled were acquired without any fear.

Many of these could be called unaffordable mortgages or subprime, they were assigned to users who most likely could become delinquent customers. Read the rest of this entry »

According to a study by consultancy Clifford mortgages Consultants Auckland urgent private capital will increase to 65% especially in this period we are living the Christmas, other data also show that due to the economic crisis situation you’re living Spain, this increase can reach 90%, another reason is also due to the decline in lending by the banks.

There are many financial institutions have now turned off the tap of the loans or put too many obstacles in obtaining funding for this reason that institutions of private capital have become one of the most sought after, as in the traditional way or Credit Unions Banks do not get the credit sought.

Another of the major reasons and benefits that have private credit companies are the facilities offered at the time of contracting a loan, such as Clifford Auckland consultant Consultants presenting only their passport or identity card identity it is responsible for manage your mortgage in 48 hours, although you present a situation of default or delinquency.

Private mortgages made in this Christmas season will be 80% for individuals and the self and the other 20% for businesses.