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From:TheBahamasWeekly.com New Providence
~ Private bank’s executives set to arrive for annual event. NASSAU, Bahamas — Andbank (Bahamas) Ltd. will host its Worldwide Managing Directors Meeting in Nassau for the first time this November, with more than two-dozen of the bank’s top executives expected to fly in for the series of discussions. From November 3rd – 4th,, around 33 of the private bank’s top power players from its international offices will gather to discuss current global trends, strategies and initiatives that will position it as a leading private bank across the globe. Many high level speakers both locally and internationally are expected to address the top bankers during the event held at the Ocean Club. “These meetings every year help to reinvigorate our group’s vision for the way forward,” said Andbank (Bahamas) CEO Manel Martinez. “Every year a meeting location is chosen where we have an office and this year we are showcasing The Bahamas as one of the preferred jurisdictions in private banking and for the luxury real estate market. “As always, we look forward to a successful event where information will be presented by some of the industry’s leading executives.” Some of the event’s top highlights will include addresses from Vice-Chairman and Shareholder Josep Oriol Ribas Duro and Group CEO Ricard Tubau, both of whom have more than two decades in the private banking world. Smart Funds and other trends in the industry will also be discussed during the meetings. Deputy Managing Director of Andbank (Bahamas) Amand Martin said The Bahamas will be on display in a meaningful way during the meetings. “The fact that the group will be hosting its meetings for 2015 here is evidence of the exciting long term plans we have for The Bahamas,” he said. ABOUT: Andbank is a private bank established in Andorra in 1930. It is owned by the third generation of two large traditional banking families and has a presence in twelve (12) countries worldwide: Andorra, Spain, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Monaco, Brazil, Uruguay, Panama, Mexico, The Bahamas, (Tel Aviv) Israel and the US (Miami).
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