Independent trust management and corporate services provider.
Verfides is an independent trust management and corporate services provider. In addition to its original core business, Verfides has developed the provision of a wide range of specialised and professional services.
Our name is derived from two Latin words which express renewal and trust.
Our mission is to live up to our name by combining a fresh approach with integrity and experience to offer a comprehensive and discreet service.
The origin of Verfides dates back almost forty years. Having been owned by multinational investment banks during its lifetime, it is now an independent group directly owned by its management team.
The Verfides directors have more than 35 years of experience in providing professional services to private and corporate clients.
The Verfides offices are situated in prime locations in London, Dublin and Nicosia.
We also partner with outstanding professionals worldwide to extend our reach globally and deliver the very best knowledge and resources for the benefit of our clients. The international character and focus of our business is reflected in our ability to work fluently with our clients in more than ten languages.
Verfides is respected and trusted as a professional service provider by a broad range of international corporate, private and institutional clients.
We consistently strive to grow our business by developing new service lines, exploring new markets and embracing as potential opportunities the challenges presented by constant changes in the business and wealth planning environments.
In an increasingly complex world we are proud to bring our expertise to the service of our clients.
Our knowledge and experience together with the business creativity of our clients is a powerful combination.
Verfides - a trusted partner and an experienced adviser.
verFides news 
EU: Explanatory Notes on Financial Transaction Tax (FTT)
15 May 2012
The European Commission has published a set of seven detailed explanatory notes on the scope and functioning of the proposed FTT.
World Financial News 
Tax-News.com: Ireland Will Not Budge On Corporate Tax Rate
18th May 2012, 12:56
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19th May 2012, 22:00
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19th May 2012, 1:53

