Guernsey Investment & Funds Association (GIFA)

St Peter Port

Part of Member of Guernsey International Business Association (GIBA)

Merged with Guernsey Stockbrokers Association in 2019

Story

Established 1989 as representative body for Guernsey's funds industry. Merged with Guernsey Investment Management and Stockbrokers Association in January 2019, expanding remit to represent the Island's broader investment community.

Guernsey Investment & Funds Association (GIFA) is a non-profit trade association representing Guernsey's fund and investment management industry, established in 1989. Members include fund managers, administrators, custodians, investment managers, stockbrokers, non-executive directors, lawyers, accountants, and consultants. GIFA offers industry advocacy, regulatory engagement, education and training through the GIFA Academy, networking events, a Future Leaders programme, and a NED directory. It merged with the Guernsey Investment Management and Stockbrokers Association in January 2019.

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Quick facts

Tagline
Guernsey - the International Home of Funds
Established
1989 · 37 years
Industries served
Investment Funds

People10

  • Katy HodgettsChair
  • James TraceyDeputy Chair
  • Greg KokTreasurer
  • Annette AlexanderSecretary
  • Martyn Dorey
  • Paul Duquemin
  • Barry McClay
  • Adie Peacegood
  • Natalie Shields
  • Ove Svejstrup

From their website

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  • Regulatory engagement
  • Education & training (GIFA Academy)
  • Networking events
  • Annual Dinner
  • Future Leaders programme
  • NED directory
  • Career resources

Contact

Website
gifa.gg
Social
Address
Royal Bank Place, 1 Glategny Esplanade, St Peter Port, Guernsey GY1 4ND

History1

Recorded rebrand, acquisition, and trading-name events for Guernsey Investment & Funds Association (GIFA).

  • Merged with Guernsey Stockbrokers Association in 2019

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