London-headquartered business development and networking group, Private Client Dining (PCD) Club, has selected the Cayman Islands to launch its presence in the Caribbean region at an event planned for January 25, 2018.
PCD Club is the leading business development and networking club for international private client professionals. It was originally established in London, has members from over 250 professional firms and institutions around the world, and has hosted more than 60 events and 5000 guests over the last two years.
PCD Club hosts prestigious events at world-class venues including the Dorchester in London, the Le Richemond in Geneva and the Address, Montgomerie in Dubai. The group provides a forum for the global private client community to connect, do business and access new market opportunities.
PCD Club will host a reception at the Ritz Carlton, Grand Cayman, on January 25, 2018. Guests will include international private wealth professionals including lawyers, trust companies, bankers and professional service providers advising global high net worth clients. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn more about the network and its activities around the world.
The prestigious London-based Chancery and Commercial barristers’ chambers, Serle Court, has been announced as the hosting sponsor of the Cayman Islands event. Serle Court is joined by supporting sponsors from Swiss private bank, Lombard Odier; trust and fiduciary service provider, SMP Partners and London headquartered investment services firm, Asset Risk Consultants (ARC).
Richard Wilson, QC said: “Serle Court is delighted to be the hosting sponsor of the inaugural PCD Club event in the Cayman Islands. We work with many leading lawyers and advisors in Cayman, and this is an opportunity for us to strengthen our ties with professionals in Cayman and the jurisdiction as a whole.”
PCD Club director, David Bell, added: “We have had strong demand from our London and European-based members to expand our offering into the Caribbean to enable them to establish and develop stronger business relationships with fellow professionals in the region’s prominent international financial centres.
“We are delighted to bring PCD Club to the Cayman Islands. The Cayman Islands is widely recognised as one of the leading private wealth jurisdictions with a concentration of top-tier professionals and service providers. It was a natural step for us to bring the network to Cayman and we hope this will be the start of a long and beneficial relationship between PCD Club and the Cayman Islands.”
PCD Club events are held in many other prominent financial centres around the world including Jersey, Guernsey, Isle of Man, Dubai, London, Zurich and Geneva. The group has announced plans to expand into Asia in 2018, and is launching events in Hong Kong in April and Singapore in November next year.
For more information on attendance and sponsorship opportunities contact Emma Parker in the Cayman Islands at [email protected] or David Bell in London at [email protected].