Jersey
Coverage of Jersey in the Nexus archive.
- ‘The first time ever in my career’: Senior Citi executive on why the ultrawealthy want to diversify away from America
Wealthy American families are increasingly diversifying assets outside the U.S., driven by concerns about policy risk and a desire for stable political environments. Citi Wealth's Darlene Patterson notes this trend is unprecedented in her career, with clients seeking additional residencies in countries like Italy, Portugal, and New Zealand rather than fully relocating.
- Do the Channel Islands even exist? Family left £5,000 out of pocket and holiday ruined - because airline didn't know Jersey was real
A family lost £5,000 and had their holiday ruined after an airline failed to recognize Jersey as a real location. The incident highlights confusion about the existence of the Channel Islands.
- PCOS name change 'more representative of condition'
Health experts in Jersey advocate for changing the name of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) to better reflect that it is not solely an ovarian condition. The proposed name change aims to increase awareness and understanding of the broader health impacts of the condition.
- Are Brits only willing to fly closer to home now? As Jet2 and other airlines launch more flights to Jersey to meet demand
Brits are increasingly willing to fly closer to home, leading airlines like Jet2 to launch more flights to Jersey. This shift in demand is driven by a desire for shorter travel distances. As a result, airlines are adapting their routes to meet this new demand.
- Finding soldier Tom: Solving family mystery of WW2 Soviet prisoner of war
A Soviet soldier named Tom was saved by a Jersey family after escaping a Nazi labor camp during World War 2, but he disappeared in the Soviet Union after the war. The family is trying to solve the mystery of his disappearance. Tom's story is a unique one, involving escape, survival, and unknown circumstances.
- No ban on over-the-counter pet flea treatments in Jersey
Jersey has decided not to ban over-the-counter pet flea treatments, while the UK is considering restricting such products to veterinary visits. The move highlights differing regulatory approaches between Jersey and the UK regarding pet medication accessibility.
- Calls to revive Jersey driverless car plans
Environmental groups are urging the Jersey government to revive driverless car plans and transition from car-centric transportation models. The call aims to shift focus from traditional car-dependent infrastructure to autonomous vehicle solutions.
- Roman Abramovich takes Jersey to European human rights court over Chelsea sale proceeds
Roman Abramovich has filed a complaint with the European Court of Human Rights, claiming Jersey's freezing of £5.3bn in his assets over corruption and money laundering allegations violates his human rights. The Russian oligarch, sanctioned by the UK for his ties to Vladimir Putin, is disputing the use of funds related to his Chelsea FC sale.
- Jersey asks the UK government for help as residents are being wrongly denied boarding at airports in a string of passport issues
Jersey is seeking UK government assistance due to passport-related boarding denials at airports. Residents are facing travel disruptions from ongoing passport issues.
- Private firms providing services to NHS made £1.6bn profit in two years, research finds
Private firms providing services to the NHS generated £1.6bn in profits over two years, according to research. MPs criticized the 'scandalous' profit levels, calling for a cap on private sector earnings, with £2bn of contracts going to UK-based firms and £533m to tax haven-based companies. £353m was used to pay debt interest by firms, including private equity outfits.