
When the client moves offshore, the insurance doesn’t have to
Cross-border clients can create complex insurance challenges – from foreign-currency liabilities and estate duty to tax residency, beneficiaries, and offshore compliance.

Cross-border clients can create complex insurance challenges – from foreign-currency liabilities and estate duty to tax residency, beneficiaries, and offshore compliance.

Allan Gray’s data finds that advisers making heavier use of offshore solutions often have higher client balances and stronger inflows.

From CGT thresholds to small business tax and foreign allowances, Ronald King identifies the changes that could materially reshape financial plans.

Without careful liquidity planning, families risk financial strain for years while estates remain tied up in red tape, highlighting the need for wills, offshore planning, and open financial conversations.

The stronger rand has shifted the focus back to domestic equities and property. Managers leaning into local value and shedding expensive offshore assets are reaping the rewards of this pivot.