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Why Ocorian in the UK?
Supporting your financial goals with our specialist expertise and connections, we enable you to leverage both London and Belfast's sophisticated financial infrastructure across the private client, alternative investment, corporate trust and administration sectors.
Whatever your objectives or location, our UK teams support you with compliance, risk and cost control, accounting and corporate secretarial services for fund and corporate structures. This includes specialist depositary services for a wide range of alternative investment funds in compliance with the requirements of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive.
We work to enable you to focus on the value-adding activities that really matter, helping to simplify your operations by providing you with a bespoke, people-led service.
See all the services we offer from the United Kingdom here.
Why choose the UK?
With a highly-developed and market-oriented economy, the UK is one of the world's largest financial centres and is the leading exporter of financial and professional services. Its GMT time zone also means that business hours overlap with all major centres in the Middle East, the Americas and Asia.
London
Home to around 480 overseas banks, more than any other city, London is a major international centre for investment banking, insurance, foreign exchange, bond trading and legal and accounting services. More international companies choose London for listing than any other exchange.
Belfast
Northern Ireland and its capital, Belfast, also benefit from a robust and mature legal system, plus a well-established and reputable regulatory system. Alongside strong productivity growth and a business-friendly environment, over 1,000 international companies have established operations in Belfast.
Ocorian (UK) Limited is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority of the United Kingdom.
