Insignia joins the conversation at the Henley & Partners Safe Haven Forum

Insignia and Valletta Credit Finance Corporation (VCFC) participated in the Henley & Partners Safe Haven Forum at The Dolder Grand in Zurich on 8th September 2026. Building on our longstanding partnership with Henley & Partners, our participation reflected a shared commitment to understanding and supporting the evolving needs of internationally mobile individuals and families.

The forum brought together private clients, family offices, government representatives and industry specialists to discuss international access, mobility and security. For our senior team, it provided an opportunity to contribute to these conversations, strengthen established relationships and connect with the wider international wealth community.

Working closely with global partners is an important part of how we serve our clients. Their lives often span multiple countries, bringing together business interests, financial commitments, family priorities and personal ambitions. Maintaining a dialogue with organisations such as Henley & Partners helps us understand those interconnected requirements and identify where our respective expertise can provide meaningful support.

A perspective on the future of diversification

JP Fabri, Chairperson of VCFC, joined the panel, “Beyond Traditional Wealth: The Future of Diversification”, contributing to the forum’s programme of discussions on the changing wealth landscape.

The panel explored emerging payment opportunities and the evolving role of financial services in supporting international clients. JP’s contribution highlighted the combined ability of Insignia and VCFC to address needs beyond traditional banking, bringing together an understanding of clients’ financial requirements and the practical demands of their international lifestyles.

For individuals and families with interests across several jurisdictions, diversification involves more than decisions about where to hold assets or establish a residence. It also brings everyday considerations: managing payments across borders, coordinating commitments in different markets and accessing personal support when circumstances change.

These practical requirements formed a relevant backdrop to the discussion. As international arrangements become more complex, the ability to connect specialist expertise with responsive service becomes increasingly valuable.

Building on an established partnership

Our relationship with Henley & Partners provided an important foundation for our participation. The forum was an opportunity to continue an established exchange of perspectives, deepen connections between our teams and engage with professionals who understand the priorities of a shared international audience.

Strong partnerships develop through consistent engagement. Taking part in these conversations allows us to build a clearer understanding of each organisation’s capabilities, recognise complementary areas of expertise and consider how we can work together in response to client needs.

For our wider senior team attending the forum, the conversations also offered a chance to hear directly from advisers and specialists across different markets. These exchanges help inform how we approach service, develop relationships and respond to changing expectations.

An international dialogue with practical relevance

Engagement with our global partner network is an ongoing part of Insignia’s approach. Forums such as this create space to examine the issues affecting our clients, share experience and strengthen the relationships that support our work.

The discussions in Zurich reinforced the importance of considering financial services, mobility and personal support together. For clients managing lives across borders, these requirements are closely connected, and understanding that relationship is essential to delivering a considered, relevant service.

Our participation in the Safe Haven Forum marked a continuation of our longstanding relationship with Henley & Partners and our broader engagement with the international wealth community. We will continue to build on that dialogue, developing connections that deepen our understanding of clients and strengthen our ability to support them wherever their interests take them.