In this episode, Mona and Mark engage in a detailed conversation with returning guest Sam Bayat regarding the recent controversy surrounding Caribbean Citizenship by Investment programs. They cover the RICO lawsuit, allegations of corruption, due diligence processes, and the potential impact on CBI programs. Sam’s extensive knowledge and understanding of global investment programs help make this episode a valuable resource for investors and stakeholders in the CBI industry.
If you’re keen to gain a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and improvements in CBI programs, listen to the full podcast episode for expert insights and analysis. It’s an opportunity to access exclusive information and stay informed about the evolving landscape of Caribbean CBI programs.
“I think if the Caribbean governments work together, and actually maybe with other CBI programs around the world, to make sure they have a more robust system, particularly in regard to payments, which they could fully ripe the benefit of these investments in their country, I think they could survive this storm. […] I’ve sat and talked with [the five prime ministers] face to face in private. They’re all very adamant to keeping these programs alive.” – Sam Bayat
Sam Bayat
In 1993, Mr. Sam Bayat established a boutique law practice in Dubai to promote Canada as a preferred destination for investment and migration. The firm, initially known as “Canadian Legal Services,” marked the first Canadian law firm in the GCC. In 2007, the firm name was changed to Bayat Legal Services. Today, Bayat Group boasts a global presence. The primary areas of expertise encompass corporate migration, economic citizenship, investments, and tax planning. Mr. Bayat has also served as the former president of the Canadian Bar Association’s International Section in Quebec.
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