United Kingdom

Jersey has long enjoyed a close partnership with the UK finance industry, working with the City of London to help money flow globally, and supporting free markets along the way.

Jersey’s tax neutrality, range of wealth management and investment vehicles, and high-quality service means we’re ideally placed as an international finance centre for fund structuring, private wealth management, listings and banking in relation to international business flowing through the UK market.

Our Work in the United Kingdom

Jersey is ideally placed to support business that moves through the UK market. Here’s why:

Our Island is a ‘jurisdiction of choice’ for listing holding companies on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange
We’re frequently part of the same transaction chain, client relationship and conduit process as the City, facilitating clear deployment of mobile international capital, which is vital to the operation of free markets and the global financial system
Jersey has the most FTSE 100 companies registered outside the UK
As a company, we host a private wealth conference in London every year, attracting more than 400 professional attendees from across the UK finance industry

We also sponsor events around the UK, providing support and focus for business development in relation to Jersey’s key sectors
Recent research by Cebr shows that £62bn of UK economic activity each year on average was supported by Jersey, representing 2.9% of total UK output facilitated by Jersey’s financial services industry
Jersey is home to 20 UK and global banks, including over a third of the world’s top 25 banks

Jersey’s Contribution to the UK

The Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr) quantified the full extent of Jersey’s global economic footprint and our contribution to global value chains (GVCs), through the metrics of GDP, employment and wages. It’s clear that our financial services industry is adding significant value to the UK and global economies. As the UK continues to strengthen its position in the world as a Global Britain, there are considerable opportunities to work together and to build on our existing relationship in British finance in the years ahead: