Recent reforms to the UK non-dom regime have reignited a fundamental reassessment for internationally mobile individuals, entrepreneurs, and family offices.
The evolving tax and regulatory environment in the United Kingdom is reshaping how clients evaluate their tax residency, asset structuring, and long-term succession planning. International mobility is entering a new phase, where strategic decision-making is increasingly driven by data, stability, and predictability.
As part of the Professional Services Conference 2026, taking place on 21 April at the Hilton Nicosia, the panel discussion titled 'The Changing UK Non-Dom Landscape and the Implications for International Mobility' will provide a clearly market-driven perspective on these developments. The session is designed as a market intelligence discussion, featuring UK-based professionals who actively advise non-dom clients during this transitional period. The aim is to present a well-informed view of how client behaviour is evolving, what criteria influence relocation decisions, and how different jurisdictions are assessed in practice.
The discussion will explore current developments in the UK advisory landscape, the profile of clients reassessing their position in the UK, and the key factors driving relocation or restructuring decisions. Particular emphasis will be placed on the criteria set by clients when evaluating alternatives, including tax certainty, quality of life, institutional governance, regulatory stability, and family considerations. Comparative references will also be made to jurisdictions currently under consideration, such as Italy, Portugal, Greece, the United Arab Emirates, and Malta, enabling an objective evaluation of Cyprus within the broader international context.
Among the distinguished speakers participating in the roundtable discussion is Kelly Greig, International Private Client Partner at Kingsley Napley. Kelly Greig advises individuals, families, and ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) family offices, providing sophisticated and discreet solutions for wealth structuring and succession planning. As the immediate past global chair of STEP and a current board member, she is internationally recognised as a leading expert in trust and estate planning.
Her clients include millionaires, centi-millionaires, and billionaires with complex international affairs, business owners dealing with cross-border succession matters, and families requiring advanced, tax-efficient wealth transfer strategies. She is highly sought after for her deep expertise in UK and US tax matters, holding an advanced diploma in international taxation with a specialisation in this field.
A comprehensive analysis of Cyprus as an international business centre
At a time of significant geopolitical shifts, evolving regulatory frameworks, and technological disruption, Cyprus continues to stand out—confidently and strategically—as one of the most resilient and adaptable international business hubs in the Mediterranean.
The Professional Services Conference 2026 returns to shape the next era of professional services in Cyprus. It is where strategy meets insight, where industry leadership aligns around opportunities and policy direction, and where Cyprus’ vision as a modern, reliable, and global professional services centre is strengthened.
Key Themes
The conference agenda revolves around a comprehensive analysis of Cyprus as an international business centre and the opportunities it offers for investment, company relocation, and the development of professional services. From the opening address setting the tone for the country’s economic trajectory to the government keynote outlining strategy for investment, digital transformation, and strengthening investor confidence, the conference highlights Cyprus’s prospects and strategic priorities.
Through a series of panel discussions, participants will explore how the island can compete, modernise, and lead in a changing global economy, with a focus on markets such as India and the United States, as well as sectors including wealth and family office services, technology, digital assets, the gaming industry, digital entertainment, and investment funds.
In addition, strategies will be analysed for attracting high-value investors, enhancing reputation and compliance, and strengthening the role of professional services in positioning Cyprus as a modern, stable, and credible business and investment hub.
Who Should Attend:
The conference is addressed to senior executives and professionals whose decisions directly influence Cyprus’ future economic landscape, including:
- Managing and Senior Partners of audit, accounting and tax firms
- Founding partners and senior lawyers of leading law firms
- Corporate and administrative service providers
- Trust & Fiduciary Experts
- Family Office executives and advisers to HNWIs
- Investment and asset management leaders
- Banking executives and financial institution directors
- Wealth management advisers
- Government officials and policy makers
- Regulatory authorities (Central Bank of Cyprus, CySEC)
- International business leaders and corporate relocation experts
Information
To register, please click here.
Conference Information
Main Sponsor: Bank of Cyprus
Sponsors: Zygos, Moebius Business Software, L. Papaphilippou & Co LLC, IMR/University of Nicosia™, AIG Europe S.A.
Exhibitor: Klidi.io
Supporters: The Marshall Islands Corporate Registry, PwC Cyprus, Primetel, EY Cyprus
Organizer: IMH
Media Sponsors: Super FM, Reporter, IN Business magazine, GOLD magazine, CBN (Cyprus Business News)
For further information and registrations, please contact IMH:
Tel: +357 77777741
Email: events@imhbusiness.com
Website: www.imhbusiness.com
