EXCLUSIVE: BUSINESS TALK INTERVIEW WITH MICHAEL AVERY AND HEAD OF ST KITTS AND NEVIS CIU, MICHAEL MARTIN
With a wealth of experience in strategic planning and compliance, Mr. Martin’s insights shed light on the significant developments taking place in this field.
Michael Martin: More about the head of the St Kitts and Nevis CBI Unit
Mr. Martin has a robust career spanning various high-ranking positions in companies like the National Caribbean Insurance Company, National Bank Trust Company, and Sagicor Life, Martin has honed his skills in strategic planning and compliance.
He possesses a graduate diploma from the International Compliance Association and Manchester Business School, a certificate in International Trust Management from the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners, and a certificate in Managing Financial Services from the University of the West Indies.
The Interview: A Glimpse into the Future of Citizenship by Investment
The heart of the interview revolves around the forthcoming changes to the St Kitts and Nevis CBI Programme. Mr. Martin provided a comprehensive overview of how the new legislation is set to reshape this Programme, addressing critical aspects that will affect both South African investors and the nation.
One of the key takeaways from the interview is the influence of feedback. Mr. Martin highlights the importance of feedback from both internal sources and the international community in shaping the legislation. This underlines a commitment to transparency and responsiveness, ensuring that the programme aligns with international standards and expectations.
Enhancing Integrity and Transparency
As Mr. Martin elaborates on the changes, it becomes clear that they are designed to enhance the integrity and transparency of the CBI Programme. This is not only a positive development for the nation but also for potential South African investors who seek clarity and trustworthiness in their investment choices. The reforms aim to keep the programme as robust and secure as possible for all stakeholders involved.
Addressing Investor Concerns
Mr. Martin also takes the opportunity to address South African investors’ concerns about potential future changes. This is crucial, as the CBI programme is an attractive option for individuals seeking to secure a second passport and invest in St Kitts and Nevis. Mr. Martin’s insights provide clarity and reassurance, helping potential investors make informed decisions.
Towards the end of the interview, Mr. Martin provides a timeline for the implementation of the new legislation. This information is vital for anyone interested in participating in the CBI Programme, as it helps them plan their investments and citizenship applications accordingly.
To gain deeper insights into St Kitts and Nevis CBI programme’s exciting developments and understand how they may impact South African investors whilst staying informed about the future of our CBI Programme, we invite you to watch the full interview with Mr. Michael Martin below.
