One hundred and forty-eight finance and fiduciary firms across ten sub-sectors — 88 of them in corporate services (46) or trust and fiduciary (42). Then 31 in insurance, 26 in private banking, and clusters of 20 or fewer in advisory, investment management, pensions, funds, compliance, and payments. All but eighteen sit in St Peter Port. —
and 28 more accreditations carried across the sector.
Forty-six of 147 financial-fiduciary firms — 42 in St Peter Port, company administration the dominant specialism (39).
Forty-two firms, 38 in St Peter Port — trustee services (30), trust admin (28), and family office work (28) the core.
Thirty-one firms — high-street brokers in St Peter Port alongside an eight-strong captive-management cluster serving global clients.
Nineteen firms manage money on island, eighteen in St Peter Port — group-owned wealth arms, independents, and Utmost's life-linked pair.
Twenty firms, three-quarters in St Peter Port — the oldest traces to 1823, the newest opened 2021; ten do financial planning.
Twenty-six private banks and wealth firms — all but one in St Peter Port, anchored by Cazenove (1823) and a Swiss-banking cluster of six.
Sixteen firms, all but one in St Peter Port — global fund groups with trillion-dollar parents alongside independent boutiques.
Eighteen firms — sixteen in St Peter Port — weighted toward cross-border pension administration (RATS, QROPS, international plans).
Fourteen firms — five global-network accountancies (PwC, EY, KPMG, BDO, Moore Stephens) alongside nine boutique compliance houses.
Ten firms — seven international bank branches and three bureau de change operations, nine in St Peter Port.
Tagged in Financial & Fiduciary but not in one of the sectors above.