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GPTB Partners with IMF on Pacific Digital Currency Pilot

James Lee28.04.2025
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Global Pacific Trust Bank Launches Coral Reef Conservation Bond

Emily Kato28.04.2025
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2024 Offshore Trust Regulations: What Clients Need to Know

Global Pacific Trust Bank Compliance Team24.04.2025
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About Global Pacific Trust Bank

Founded in 2010 under the International Offshore Banking Act, Global Pacific Trust Bank (GPTB) operates as a privately held institution with headquarters in George Town, Cayman Islands. Specializing in cross-border wealth management, digital asset custody, and tax-efficient structuring, GPTB maintains a network of 15 departments across Pacific offshore jurisdictions. While independently governed, the bank adheres to OECD compliance standards and collaborates with global regulators to ensure financial system integrity and client asset security. Its core mission is to empower high-net-worth individuals, corporations, and institutional clients with innovative, privacy-focused financial solutions.

Article 12 (c) of the GPTB Charter states that the Board of Directors is the “supreme governing body of the bank, responsible for strategic oversight and risk management, chaired by the Chief Executive Officer.” The Board comprises 11 members:

  • 4 Executive Members: CEO, Chief Compliance Officer, CFO, and Head of Sustainable Investments.
  • 7 Non-Executive Members: Independent experts in offshore law, fintech, and Pacific regional economics, appointed to ensure global representation.

The Board convenes quarterly at rotating GPTB hubs (e.g., Vanuatu, British Virgin Islands) to review operational performance and regulatory compliance. Extraordinary meetings may be called to address urgent matters, such as emerging cybersecurity threats or shifts in international tax policy. Non-executive members include representatives from key jurisdictions like Samoa, Palau, and the Marshall Islands. View the BODs

Partners

Bank of South Pacific
(BSP)

Country: Papua New Guinea (with branches in Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, Solomon Islands)
Why: Regional Pacific leader in cross-border remittances and SME banking. Ideal for expanding GPTB’s Pacific trade finance footprint.

Vanuatu National Bank
(VNB)

Country: Vanuatu
Why: State-owned bank with expertise in offshore trusts and maritime financing. Fits GPTB’s Vanuatu-based Wealth Management Division.

Bank of the Cook Islands
(BCI)

Country: Cook Islands
Why: Specializes in offshore corporate structuring and tax-neutral accounts. Aligns with GPTB’s Cook Islands Tax Structuring Department.

National Bank of Dominica
(NBD)

Country: Dominica (Caribbean)
Why: Focuses on eco-tourism financing and offshore savings products. Matches GPTB’s sustainable investment goals.

Bank of St. Helena
(BoSH)

Country: St. Helena (British Overseas Territory)
Why: Niche offshore bank with expertise in remote jurisdiction compliance. Supports GPTB’s regulatory strategy.

Seychelles International Mercantile Banking Corporation

Country: Seychelles
Why: Specializes in digital asset custody and blockchain-based transactions. Fits GPTB’s Samoa Cryptocurrency Hub.

Mauritius Commercial Bank (MCB)

Country: Mauritius
Why: A regional hub for Africa-Asia trade finance and digital banking. Complements GPTB’s Emerging Markets Advisory.

Cayman National Bank
(CNB)

Country: Cayman Islands
Why: Mid-sized private bank with wealth management expertise. Natural partner for GPTB’s Cayman HQ.

Anguilla Commercial Bank (ACB)

Country: Anguilla (Caribbean)
Why: Focuses on offshore trusts and fintech innovation. Aligns with GPTB’s British Virgin Islands operations.

Banco Nacional de São Tomé e Príncipe (BNSTP)

Country: São Tomé and Príncipe (West Africa)
Why: Emerging-market-focused, ideal for GPTB’s philanthropic advisory in small island economies.