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Menlyn 0181

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Telephone: 087 736 6647

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5 Merchant Place, 3rd Floor,

9 Fredman Drive, Sandton

GPS co-ordinates: 26° 06' 03" S; 28° 03' 22.90" E

Telephone: 087 335 5500

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Wembley, Pietermaritzburg, 3201

Telephone: 087 335 0920.

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Offshore exposure

To provide for the unique international wealth diversification needs of our ultra high net worth (UHNW) clients, FNB has created Global Wealth Solutions. Since the establishment of its branch in Guernsey during the course of last year, FNB is able to present a complete offshore value proposition to its clients. Global Wealth Solutions serves for you as an individual on all elements of moving money and investing offshore.

The continued volatility in both the local and international markets reinforces the fact that diversification is key in the creation and preservation of wealth. This especially speaks to individual business owners, as well as corporate executives.

With this in mind, a specialised cross-border unit within FNB Financial Advisory is available to provide guidance to you on the current regulatory environment, specifically relating to investing abroad. In particular, the team is able to assist clients who are looking to make use of their individual foreign investment allowance of R10 million with their tax clearance applications. It is a demanding and coveted market in which to operate, and hinges on delivering solutions of the highest calibre.

The Cross-Border Advisory team takes a holistic approach to guiding you on investing offshore, encompassing individuals and entities and the various mechanisms available to them. Thus showing that there are no limits, and we work hard to make this true for you. Getting this right starts with a deep understanding of the regulatory environment and how we can effectively solve within that framework.

Navigating the world of foreign investment necessitates a complete view of your needs. This means taking all the moving parts into consideration and seeing how they fit together - from individual allowances to institutional investments, as well as trusts and company holdings, where more complex regulatory issues come into play.

Considerations like the annual R1 million Single Discretionary Allowance and Foreign Investment Allowance of R10 million available to resident individuals over the age of 18, have become a useful and important tool for clients looking to diversify their asset base offshore, particularly in the wealth space. No tax clearance is required when using the Single Discretionary Allowance for investment purposes. This simplifies the process of transferring money offshore. Similarly, you can easily open a Global Account and save for international travel or unforeseen events requiring quick access to foreign funds.

Where moving funds offshore becomes more complicated is in the UHNW arena, where serious investors require our expertise in obtaining tax clearance certificates for amounts of R10 million in foreign allowance, or more.

The Cross-Border Advisory team within FNB Financial Advisory has been extremely effective here and, in May 2016, we achieved the milestone of obtaining tax clearances to the value of R1 billion for clients in this financial year - a significant achievement.

The tax clearance service allows us to add huge value to your portfolio, simultaneously eliminating the stress of navigating the online SARS portal for tax clearance yourself. The key to a successful application hinges on the source documentation and, together with our tax practitioner, we are able to put our insights to work for you, interpret input and ensure that the process runs smoothly and swiftly.

Flows offshore are picking up due to political and economic uncertainty around the rand and the state of the economy in general. The combination of individuals, companies and trusts looking to diversify more offshore is, however, dependent on navigating the regulatory framework and understanding the implied limits which the authorities work with when issuing tax clearances.

Forward-thinking families are increasingly pooling their individual allowances and building significant wealth bases offshore by making use of international trust structures. With more than 40 years of experience in Guernsey, FNB International Trustees (FNBIT) is seen as an industry leader in offshore trust and company administration and advisory services. We see our clients' wealth and legacy management as a journey to creating a life-long legacy. Using our insight into your wealth and legacy objectives, our experience and broader resources, we will design the most appropriate fiduciary solutions for you.

However, for UHNW clients seeking to take out large sums, FNB Financial Advisory can also offer you access to institutional investments. These are available to any South African resident, entity or individual and work by allowing institutions like Ashburton and FNB Securities to invest a percentage of assets under management offshore. By harnessing the ability of both FNB Securities and Ashburton to take out funds for you, we are able to truly match our claim of 'no limits' with action.

Coupled with an impressive track record and notable competency in this area, FNB Financial Advisory's Cross-Border Advisory team works to make offshore investing simpler for you by offering solutions that work. We also don't charge for our tax clearances, rather seeking to entrench relationships with you and further ensure there are 'no limits' to our service offering.

Contact us

For more information on our global wealth solutions offering and ways to help you diversify your wealth, speak to your Private Banker.

Private Wealth

© Copyright 2011, FirstRand Bank Limited Guernsey Branch trading as FNB Channel Islands is regulated by The Guernsey Financial Services Commission and licensed under The Banking Supervision (Bailiwick of Guernsey) Law, 1994.


Insight into local and global economic conditions

While oil price gains supported markets early in the quarter, there was little else by way of improving economic indicators or lower interest rates elsewhere to provide support for risk assets and following the unexpected results of an EU referendum in the UK, the past period became all about Brexit.

Brexit market implications and likely responses

Nobody knows for sure what the real economic effects of Brexit will be, although many economic tanks suggest that the UK economy would certainly be worse off especially in the shorter term (as will the Eurozone, although the range of outcomes is somewhat less certain here). This event is causing dollops of uncertainty which depletes business confidence which in turn inhibits private sector investment and saps economic vitality. Markets don't like uncertainty. Investors will demand higher risk premiums and that puts downward pressure on risky assets.

The economic consequences of Brexit in our view are as follows:

Expected impact on UK:

  • Sterling weakness
  • A hit to UK growth in the short-term because of an increase in uncertainty and a weaker pound (i.e. lower consumption spending and investment)
  • Weaker longer term growth due to the impact on UK trade openness (although it depends on the UK trade negotiations with EU members over the next few years)

Expected impact on global economy:

    Short term:

  • Negative because of heightened macro uncertainty and financial market volatility
  • Central Banks increase stimulus (ECB and BoJ), Fed refrains from hiking this year
  • Long term:

  • Another hit to the EU/Eurozone project. This will embolden other "exit" parties/arguments across Europe for exiting Eurozone/EU
  • A gradual reversal of globalisation which is negative for global productivity
  • Lower global productivity is negative for the ability to repay high levels of debt

Expected impact on SA:

    Short term:

  • Negative for ZAR (except for GBPZAR cross)
  • Negative for equity markets and bonds (although SA bonds will look more attractive)
  • Negative for growth (which has already tended to 0% for this year) due to heightened uncertainty and financial market volatility (weighs on business confidence and wealth). Investment spending and exports are the obvious channels through which the growth weakness will transpire
  • Note that SA financial investment in UK stands around R1.5tn
  • Long term:

  • Lower SA growth because of lower UK and global growth. Around 4% of SA exports goes to the UK
  • This increases the likelihood of ratings downgrade (supports our view)

Market response

  • Weaker global equity markets
    • The FTSE weakens on the back of a weakened economic outlook, although a lot of companies in this index would benefit from Sterling weakness
    • A weaker Euro stock market, although this market already looks "relatively" cheap
    • A weaker US market but not to the same degree as the Eurozone and UK although this market is regarded as "relatively" expensive
  • A weaker Sterling and Euro against the US Dollar with Sterling showing the greatest depreciation
  • Lower yielding US treasuries and German bunds as being the "risk off" destination of choice
    • European peripheral country bond yield spreads widening on a greater probability of a Euro "break up"

So how are we or should we respond to events of this nature from an investment perspective?

First off we are not panicking. Risks have gone up and markets are reacting negatively to heightened uncertainty and an expectation of weaker global macros. While changing macros require on-going recalibration on our part it should be noted that we are already risk averse in our positioning. We will be influenced by the extent of market reaction relative to our assessment of value (markets always tend to over-react). If equity markets fall too far we would be looking to add and if they rally too hard we might look to top slice. From a currency perspective the same applies. Should Sterling depreciate markedly beyond our expectations we would look to go long.

From a South African perspective any weakening of the global economic environment or increase in 'risk off" sentiment cannot be seen as a positive. Export performance could suffer and the currency is likely to become more volatile. As with our offshore positions however we are relatively cautiously positioned and should markets fall too far or rally too much we would consider further re-balancing.

Market outlook

While markets have weakened on Brexit, our cautious assessment of global and local growth assets remains largely intact.

Uncertain global economics make for significant earnings forecast risk and while interest rates will likely remain at low levels for some time it is unlikely that they can go meaningfully lower to offset increasing earnings uncertainty. On this basis a conservative approach to global risk assets continues to be adopted.

From a more local perspective the outlook for the SA economy remains poor with all eyes becoming increasingly focused on the upcoming elections and the probability of a credit rating downgrade. The economy unfortunately remains hamstrung by a lack of confidence, low levels of private and government fixed investment expenditure and low commodity prices.

Equity market valuations remain demanding relative to historical averages and domestically sensitive corporates will continue to experience earnings headwinds. This, together with a sub-par economic environment is likely to constrain near term performance.

In our view, bond yields represent reasonable value notwithstanding the probability of a credit rating downgrade (there is a likelihood of a downgrade in December), which we believe is largely priced in. On the listed property front low yields compared to bonds could limit near term returns.

The current account deficit is likely to remain fairly large although there are signs that the deficit is diminishing in response to a relatively weak currency. While the rand may experience bouts of strength from oversold conditions from time to time, it is likely to remain relatively fragile. Offshore investment continues to retain investment merit.

Contact us

For more information or advice on investing in South Africa and offshore, speak to your Private Banker.

Private Wealth

© Copyright 2011, First National Bank - a division of FirstRand Bank Limited. An Authorised Financial Services and Credit Provider (NCRCP20).


Diversify your wealth internationally

Now you can diversify and protect your banking portfolio, invest, and transact in strong currencies through our truly international banking offering. FNB Channel Islands is part of our broader Global Wealth Solution to support your international asset diversification strategy. FNB Channel Islands offers you a broad range of savings and investment accounts in GBP, USD and EUR to suit your needs and preferences, and you will also benefit from the competitive interest rates available. Our Sterling Current account offers free banking if you maintain a minimum balance of £5000, and there are no monthly account fees on our investment accounts.

Convenience is key, which is why we enable you to transact online as well as make use of our dedicated FNB Channel Islands Service Suite.

Once you have registered for online banking on the FNB Channel Islands platform, you are able to link your accounts to your local FNB online banking profile and Banking App, to view balances and transaction history. So, you can view all of your FNB accounts in one place via your local online profile.

FNB Channel Islands allows you to make and receive payments (both international and within the UK) with ease. All servicing, payments and account maintenance can be done online or by calling our dedicated FNB Channel Islands Service Suite.

Finally, FNB Channel Islands is a participant in the Guernsey Banking Deposit Compensation Scheme. The Scheme offers protection for 'qualifying deposits' up to £50,000, subject to certain limitations. The maximum total amount of compensation is capped at £100,000,000 in any 5 year period. Full details are available on the Scheme's website www.dcs.gg or on request.

Suite of Transactional and Investment products, to suit your investment preferences

Depending on your needs FNB Channel Islands offers:

  • A Sterling based current account, with an internationally accepted Mastercard debit card
  • 3 investment account products, all available in GBP, USD and EUR, including:
    • A Call Account that enables you to:
      • Make and receive third party payments at any time
      • Earn competitive credit interest on balances above GBP/USD/EUR5000
    • A 32 Day Notice Deposit Account that enables you to:
      • Make deposits at any time
      • Earn competitive credit interest on balances above GBP/USD/EUR 5000
      • Place notice to withdraw funds via Online Banking
    • A Fixed Deposit account, with the option of a 3, 6 or 12 month term, that lets you:
      • Typically earn higher credit interest than Call and 32 Day Notice Deposit on balances above GBP/USD/EUR 10 000
    • The ability to make additional deposits on maturity

Contact us

To open an FNB Channel Islands account or for more information, speak to your Private Banker, visit www.fnbci.co.uk or contact the FNB Channel Islands Service Suite on 087 730 6010.

Private Wealth

© Copyright 2011, FirstRand Bank Limited Guernsey Branch trading as FNB Channel Islands is regulated by The Guernsey Financial Services Commission and licensed under The Banking Supervision (Bailiwick of Guernsey) Law, 1994.


International exchange control breaches

Our global financial landscape and the regulation of international sharing of taxpayer information have changed drastically over the last few years. South Africa is among those countries participating in the automatic exchange of taxpayer information. In terms of the Common Reporting Standard (CRS), initiated by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), financial institutions will share account holders' financial information with local tax authorities. A further exchange of information will then flow between participating tax authorities worldwide. The objective is that taxpayer information will flow automatically between participating jurisdictions, helping tax authorities to widen the tax base and expose undisclosed information.

How should you regularise your offshore assets?

If you have undeclared offshore assets, you will be able to participate in the Special Voluntary Disclosure Programme (SVDP), a joint programme for taxation and exchange control, open from 1 October 2016 to 31 March 2017. It is a great opportunity to regularise your undisclosed offshore affairs before the tidal wave of reporting in terms of the CRS reaches the South African Revenue Service (SARS) from 2017 onwards. The collection of information has already commenced in some countries that are "early adopters".

Consequence of non-compliance

Non-compliant taxpayers will be exposed through this process. It is believed that this programme will be the last "amnesty" for South African taxpayers to disclose their offshore assets. Authorities will have access to taxpayer information at their fingertips.

How to participate in the SVDP

Regulation under the SVDP programme will result in the applicant's overall cost of compliance, for both tax and exchange control, being more favourable than if pushed into the full force of the law. Although the SVDP will only open in October 2016, it makes sense to prepare the documents in advance for submission, given the short timelines of the programme.

The process can be lengthy and preparing in advance will give you sufficient time for analysis of offshore structures. The application must be done voluntarily. However, taxpayers will not be allowed to apply for the SVDP if SARS is already aware of a pending investigation or audit in respect of foreign assets or foreign taxes. A successful SVDP application will protect you from criminal prosecution.

International exchange of information, exchange control breaches and the tax impact

Any information which SARS has obtained as a result of an international exchange of information with other tax authorities will not be eligible for the SVDP initiative. In relation to an exchange control breach, the owner of the funds will have two options, based on the draft legislation: to retain the funds offshore or to remit the funds to South Africa. Should the owner wish to retain the funds offshore, a 10% penalty on funds that are in breach of the regulations will be imposed. If the funds are remitted, a 5% penalty will be payable. These penalties must be paid from the offshore funds and where there is a lack of available offshore cash, such as for property holdings, the penalty can be paid from rand-based sources. In this instance, an additional 2% penalty will be imposed.

In the event that one's tax affairs are not in order, National Treasury has advised that taxes owing determined based only on 50% of the total amount used to acquire the offshore assets, would become due and payable for the last five tax years. Interest will also be charged on these outstanding taxes and no penalties will be levied. Although the final legislation has not been published and various other issues are still unclear, it is certain that the SVDP will commence on 1 October 2016.

Our advice to you

All offshore funds and structures must be fully declared and compliant from both a tax and exchange control perspective. Should you think that you might have contravened either or both the exchange control and tax regulatory provisions, you must obtain professional advice to determine the need for the SVDP application. The SVDP will be open to individuals and companies. Offshore discretionary trusts are only included insofar as either the donor or beneficiary of the trust takes over the ownership of the trust's assets for purposes of the SVDP. Deceased estates will be able to participate in the SVDP process.

Contact us

FNB Private Wealth is participating in industry commentaries on the SVDP. If you have any enquiries, please email us at SpecialVDPFiduciaryandExchange@fnb.co.za or speak to your Private Banker.

Private Wealth

© Copyright 2011, First National Bank - a division of FirstRand Bank Limited. An Authorised Financial Services and Credit Provider (NCRCP20).


Savings and Investments

During times of market stability or volatility, FNB Private Wealth is committed to providing you with top-class private banking and advice-led wealth management that fit your financial needs and circumstances.

Cash and investments form a key part of a diversified investment portfolio. Cash savings do not pose a risk of capital loss and, depending on the savings option, your savings can be available either immediately or after a notice period or fixed term. We see savings as a primary building block in a personal budget, and we provide a range of cash savings options to suit your particular needs.

Our Cash Investments product range in respect of local investments extends across products where you can access your cash immediately through to accessing your money after placing notice or after a fixed period.

Access your money quickly

Unforeseen expenses and emergencies require quick access to your savings. Select from FNB's Money on Call* (minimum opening deposit of R5000), where benefits include unlimited withdrawals, immediate access to savings, no monthly fees, guaranteed capital and returns, and the ability to earn eBucks Rewards points. Money Maximiser* (minimum opening deposit of R100 000), offers the best of two worlds: high returns (an interest rate comparable to the top South African money market funds) without the risk, as your capital and returns are 100% guaranteed. You enjoy an effortless account opening and management process online, and when needed, you can get instant access to your investment.

Access your money after placing notice

If you would like to save for a specific goal or special event like a wedding or family holiday, open a 7 Day Notice account* (minimum opening deposit of R20 000), giving you quick access to your savings after only 7 days' notice. Alternatively, open a 32 Day Flexi Notice account* (minimum opening deposit of R1 000) where you can access your savings after 32 days for free or sooner at a cost. Your capital and returns are fully guaranteed. Take advantage of tiered interest rates while paying no monthly fees.

Access your money after a fixed period

Depending on your needs over the longer term, you can invest your funds in a range of Fixed Deposit, where you earn interest on your capital over a fixed period that you choose. You pay no monthly fees, your capital and returns are guaranteed, and interest rates are competitive. Select from our Fixed Deposit*(minimum opening deposit of R10 000; term between 7 days and 60 months), Restart Fixed Deposit* (minimum opening deposit of R10 000; term of 13 months), Inflation-Linked Fixed Deposit with the ability to access your savings from 32 days' notice for senior customers* (minimum opening deposit of R50 000; term of 36 months), and more.

Whether you're saving or investing, whether you want to be able to access your cash immediately for an unforeseen expense, or to put money away for a special event or the long term, we have the ideal solution for you.

Win an international cruise for two

Invest in a Fixed Deposit or Restart Fixed Deposit by 31 August 2016 and you stand a chance to win an all expenses paid international cruise for two*, worth R150 000.

You will receive one entry into the draw for every R100 000 you invest for 13 months or longer.

Fixed Deposit Restart Fixed Deposit
An investment account with a fixed term, typically giving you a higher interest rate than investments available overnight or with notice.
  • You can access your interest during the investment term
A Fixed Deposit where you can reset your investment once, at a higher interest rate.
  • Investment can be reset at a new interest rate once during the term, for another 13 months

Contact us

To open a Fixed Deposit or Restart Fixed Deposit Account, or any of our other Cash Investments products now, or for more information, speak to your Private Banker.

Private Wealth

© Copyright 2011, First National Bank - a division of FirstRand Bank Limited. An Authorised Financial Services and Credit Provider (NCRCP20).


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Explore the exotic destination of Japan

FNB Private Wealth and eBucks Lifestyle are offering you an opportunity to tour Japan, the Land of the Rising Sun, and enjoy an unforgettable snapshot of Tokyo, Osaka, Mount Fuji , Kyoto and more.

Japan represents a cultural melting pot, where a unique civilisation blossomed and today thrives in interesting contrasts of tradition and modernity. Japan is an island nation in the Pacific Ocean characterised by high-rise-filled cities, imperial palaces, mountainous national parks, and thousands of shrines and temples. Throughout the island, the Japanese spirit is strong, warm and welcoming.

On the tour, you will visit Tokyo, Japan's capital known for its neon skyscrapers and pop culture. Enjoy a seemingly unlimited choice of shopping, entertainment, culture and dining. The city's history is reflected in numerous sites, from districts such as Asakusa, through to excellent museums, historic temples and gardens.

You'll continue on to Osaka, Japan's third largest and second most important city - the economic powerhouse of the Kansai region for many centuries.

Travel to Mount Fuji, Japan's highest mountain and an active volcano that has been worshipped as sacred for many years. Mount Fuji last erupted in 1708. It stands on the border between Yamanashi and Shizuoka Prefectures and can be seen from Tokyo and Yokohama on clear days.

You'll also take a ride on the bullet train to Tokyo's Imperial Palace East Gardens, the Imperial family's residence until 1868, and the 17th century Nijo Castle, the former Kyoto residence of the shogun and a magnificent Unesco World Heritage Site. Countless temples, shrines and other historically priceless structures still mark the city today.

Your trip will include:

  • Return flights from Johannesburg to Tokyo and from Osaka to Johannesburg
  • Transfers and coaches
  • 2 nights in Tokyo, 2 nights in Kyoto, a visit to the Imperial Palace East Gardens and Mount Fuji, the bullet train to Kyoto, and a visit to Nijo Castle, Nara Park and Kasuga Shrine

eBucks Lifestyle offer is valid between 1 June and 19 December 2016
(excluding 7-13 August, 13 September and 4-5 October).

Contact us

To book now or for more information, contact your Private Banker or contact 087 575 0050 and a dedicated Lifestyle assistant will assist you with all your travel and leisure arrangements.

Private Wealth

© Copyright 2011, First National Bank - a division of FirstRand Bank Limited. An Authorised Financial Services and Credit Provider (NCRCP20).


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Global Residence and Citizenship

FNB, together with Henley & Partners, a specialist adviser on alternative residence and citizenship, are partnering to assist clients who, are seeking alternative offshore investment opportunities through dual citizenship. Henley & Partners focus on citizenship-by-investment programmes provides an excellent opportunity for you to diversify your assets offshore and invest in the future of you, your family and your business.

By partnering with Henley & Partners, FNB's objective is to help you make more informed decisions on residence and citizenship. With the assistance of your Private Banker, Henley & Partners will manage the entire process for you, meeting you at your office or home as necessary for your convenience. They will conduct a needs analysis to determine your circumstances, goals and desired outcomes, and present a strategy and plans to help you meet your objectives. As an FNB Private Wealth client, Henley & Partners will also provide you with free publications, reports and preferential rates.

See more on how Henley & Partners can help secure your future for you and your family through dual citizenship.

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Contact us

For more information on how we can assist you in making more informed decisions on international residence and citizenship, including our partnership with Henley & Partners, contact your Private Banker.

Private Wealth

© Copyright 2011, First National Bank - a division of FirstRand Bank Limited. An Authorised Financial Services and Credit Provider (NCRCP20).

How to transact globally with the FNB App


FNB Global Payments lets you do your international payments from the FNB Banking App on your smartphone, any place, anytime.

What lies in store for the South African economy?


After gloomy inflation data, interest rate hikes and inconsistent market performance, careful planning and re-strategising are key to helping to manage the current challenging economic conditions. FNB Chief Economist Sizwe Nxedlana takes a look at the South African economy, it's prospects, challenges and opportunities in 2016/2017, and the Budget speech.

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Life and Times Newsletter - Issue 6


Catch up even if you missed the boat


Select any of the icons to read more about the latest articles in the Life and Times Newsletter for Private Wealth. For previous newsletters, select 'Archive'.

Invest more wisely


With insight into global economic conditions


With market volatility evident both internationally and in South Africa, our investment specialist gives useful insight into likely trends in the near future.

Enhance your international portfolio


Diversify your wealth offshore


FNB Channel Islands, based in Guernsey, offers savings and transactional accounts in strong international currencies allowing you to diversify and protect your wealth. The offering is coupled with local service to enhance your international banking experience, which forms part of our broader Global Wealth Solution.

Voluntary disclosure


Declare your offshore assets


If you have undisclosed offshore assets, the Special Voluntary Disclosure Programme is an ideal opportunity to disclose those assets before the onset of the Common Reporting Standard.

Flexible cash savings options


Save + invest for the things that count


Cash savings are a critical part of a diversified investment portfolio and FNB Private Wealth offers a flexible range of cash savings options to help you achieve your local investment goals.

Explore East Asia


Experience the culture and beauty of Japan


eBucks Lifestyle is offering you an irresistible opportunity to visit Japan, one of the world's most exciting tourist destination. Tour Japan and enjoy the unforgettable snapshots of Tokyo, Osaka, Mount Fuji and more.

Offshore exposure


Ensure offshore exposure without limits


To provide for the unique international wealth diversification needs of our ultra high net worth (UHNW) clients, FNB has created Global Wealth Solutions.

Alternative residence + citizenship


Secure your future through dual citizenship


FNB, together with Henley & Partners, a specialist advisor on alternative residence and citizenship, are partnering to assist clients who want to obtain dual citizenship through citizenship-by-investment programmes.