Bedell Cristin partner, Daniel Altneu, has authored the first Cayman Islands chapter in the latest edition of Global Mobility of Ultra High Net Worth Individuals, a leading publication co-published by STEP and Globe Law and Business.
Daniel, a qualified Trust and Estate Practitioner and Fellow of the Investment Migration Council, is widely recognised as a leading adviser in international private client mobility. He specialises in helping high and ultra high net worth individuals and families acquire Cayman Islands residency and citizenship, and has advised extensively on relocating businesses and family offices to the jurisdiction.
The publication brings together expert contributions from private client advisers across 24 jurisdictions, offering an in-depth look at the legal, tax, succession and matrimonial considerations surrounding inbound and outbound relocation of UHNW individuals.
Daniel's chapter offers a detailed guide to the Cayman Islands’ legal and practical framework for global mobility. It covers the jurisdiction’s accessible residency options, tax-neutral environment, and suitability for family office and wealth structuring, alongside its strong international compliance credentials.
Partner Andrew Miller, who heads the firms' Cayman Islands international private client team, said: "Daniel’s contribution to this leading international publication highlights both his expertise and the growing importance of the Cayman Islands for individuals and families considering residency-by-investment. We’re proud to see Bedell Cristin featured on such a respected platform and to have a Partner with such a thriving practice helping to shape the future of international private client mobility."
Global Mobility of Ultra High Net Worth Individuals is available for purchase from Globe Law and Business here.
