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Tag Archives: Karen Marshall
Greenock & Cone Marshall: General Partners?
Since the previous post the foreign trust industry, that was being reviewed for its disclosure regime, as been put on notice. The review by John Shewan, previously the chairman of PWC in New Zealand, has been accepted as putting the … Continue reading
Posted in Panama Papers, tax havens, Uncategorized
Tagged Geoffrey Cone, Greenock General Partner, Greenock Trust Company (NZ), Hector Carlos Mcewan, John Greenwood, Karen Marshall, Klaus Meyer Gathmann, Mariana Mercedes Devoto, Palladium Trust Company (NZ), Palladium Trust Services, Stephen Abletshauser
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Geoffrey Cone and the Costa Ricans
Geoffrey Cone no doubt considers himself the doyen of the trust industry in New Zealand, and its major international player. He has worked at the Russell McVeagh practice in Auckland, where tax-dodging schemes became an art form in the 1980s. … Continue reading
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