LOM BAHAMAS OFFSHORE PRIVATE BANKING AND INVESTING

LOM Financial (Bahamas) Limited provides offshore wealth management and trade execution services to our international clientele.  Established in 2001, our team of market professionals are able to offer a full array of private banking services through LOM’s wealth management platform.
The Bahamas is a world leader in Private Wealth Management Services, with over 100 banks, trusts and brokerage companies servicing investors’ financial needs.  The ideal weather and crystal clear waters combined with the development of wealthy boating enclaves like Albany, Lyford Cay and Ocean Club makes for an internationally mixed group of residents and visitors.
The country provides a tax-neutral platform from which international private clients and institutions may domicile assets and invest globally.  Financial affairs can be arranged with complete fiscal clarity as no local taxes are levied on personal and corporate income, capital gains, estates, gifting, or inheritance.  The Bahamas boasts an integrated network of financial service professionals that include lawyers, accountants, corporate administrators, trustees and financial advisers.  A sophisticated regulatory framework and proactive wealth management legislation combine to meet the demands of international investment clientele.


Nassau, the capital and commercial center of the Bahamas, is easily accessible through daily international flights from the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada.  The written history of the Bahamas began in 1492 with the landing of Christopher Columbus on the island chain.  It was not until 1648 that the earliest permanent European settlement was established. The Bahamas gained independence from the United Kingdom in 1973 but remains a member of the Commonwealth.
As a sovereign nation, Bahamas has maintained a long history of stable, democratic government and the rule of English common law, while retaining the UK Privy Council as its final court of appeal.
LOM Financial (Bahamas) Limited’s senior finance professionals provide tailored service and solutions to each client’s unique set of investment objectives.  The private banking services we offer include global securities trading (advisory and online trading), discretionary portfolio management,  separate managed account strategies, mutual funds and access to specialty funds,  private placements and IPO’s.

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Licensed to conduct Investment Business by The Securities Commission of The Bahamas.

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