Offshore Business Banking
Our offshore corporate offering provides a comprehensive suite of financial services and solutions tailored for international businesses and individuals.
Some of the benefits
Access international currencies
Grow your money globally
Raise offshore capital
Safeguard your business
- Multi-currency accounts: Enjoy the convenience and flexibility of transacting, saving, and raising funding at competitive rates in 15 international currencies.
- Lending: Unlock the potential of foreign investment within our highly regarded offshore jurisdictions. As your offshore business banking partner, we’ll help you access foreign capital at attractive rates in multiple currencies, and match or hedge your underlying assets.
- Liquidity and investment management: Looking to expand your reach and safeguard your company's financial future? Secure and diversify your business’s reserves in AA-rated jurisdictions to grow your money globally with guaranteed returns for greater peace of mind. This tailored discretionary investment service is provided by our partner, Melville Douglas International.
- Fiduciary services: As Africa’s largest bank with experts in 20 sub-Saharan countries, our team can help you navigate regulations and establish compliant structures to minimise risks and enable you to manage transactions effectively.
Plus:
- Transact globally with ease: Make international payments in all major convertible currencies across jurisdictions and time zones.
- Bank securely, anywhere, anytime: Use our secure platforms to make international electronic payments online with ease.
Access respected global financial centres
Whether you’re looking to establish an offshore company or trust, we provide you with access to top-rated jurisdictions:
Isle of Man
The Isle of Man, a self-governing British Crown dependency, is a globally recognised financial centre renowned for its robust regulatory framework and stable governance.
The island is home to the world’s oldest continuous parliament, which dates back more than 1,000 years. The nation has cultivated a world-class regulatory environment, earning the trust of the international community.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) recognises the Isle of Man as a ‘finance centre of excellence’. Its prosperous economy, low debt, and substantial reserves underscore its financial strength, which is further substantiated by Moody's Aa3 sovereign credit rating with a Stable Outlook.
Jersey
The largest of the Channel Islands, Jersey is also a self-governing British Crown dependency and is regarded as a leading global financial centre distinguished by its world-class regulatory and legal frameworks.
With a skilled workforce and a history of political and economic stability, the island provides a secure and prosperous environment for businesses and investors.
Jersey offers high confidence, as it is independently recognised by the World Bank, the IMF, and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) for its tax transparency. Its robust financial standing is further solidified by its AA-/A-1+ sovereign credit rating from Standard & Poor’s.
Mauritius
Situated in the Indian Ocean, Mauritius is a premier African investment destination renowned for its political stability, robust economy, and business-friendly environment.
With a decades-long track record of sustained growth, this island nation offers a secure and attractive climate for investors.
Mauritius boasts a diversified economy underpinned by a strong legal framework and progressive policies that encourage foreign investment. Its commitment to open markets, including unrestricted currency exchange, further enhances its appeal as a global financial centre. The country's BBB-/A-3 sovereign credit rating from Moody’s is a testament to its financial soundness.
Fiduciary services across Africa and beyond
Our team of fiduciary experts will guide you through the entire process of establishing compliant structures and minimising risks. We offer a wide range of offshore solutions to our clients, including family-owned businesses:
- Central procurement companies
- Centralised treasuries
- Regional headquarters and investment holding companies
- Offshore foreign account structures.