Coryse Borg

About the author

Coryse Borg, who has recently joined the IMGW Newsroom, has worked in the news and publications scene for over 25 years. Throughout her extensive career, she has covered a wide range of topics, including business, finance, technology, and human interest stories. In addition to her writing expertise, Coryse has ample experience conducting interviews with company executives, entrepreneurs, and creatives, further showcasing her versatility and ability to engage with professionals from various industries.

Dutch Citizenship Policy Signals Caution for Investment Migration and Global Mobility

The Netherlands has dropped plans to tighten residency rules but continues to restrict dual citizenship , highlighting the growing tension between national policy and the realities of global mobility and investment migration.

Ticket to America: US Rolls Out ‘Priority’ Visas for 2026 World Cup

A new FIFA-linked visa system aims to ease World Cup travel, while tightening border rules highlight the growing tension between mobility, security and global sporting events. Pictured: President Donald Trump, flanked by Vice President JD Vance and FIFA President Gianni Infantino, announces that the draw for the 2026 FIFA World Cup will take place on 5 December 2025 at the Kennedy Center, Washington, DC, on Friday, 22 August 2025.

Has Saudi Arabia Quietly Recalibrated The Line?

Probably the world’s most audacious real estate project of the last decade, The Line is still rising - but under new assumptions. As the ground shifts beneath the vision, we examine how revised timelines and phased delivery are reshaping its future.

HSBC Private Bank Reinforces Asia Bench as Wealth Flows Intensify

HSBC Private Bank strengthens its Asia leadership team with senior hires across India, China and Southeast Asia, signalling a renewed push to capture complex cross-border wealth as regional private capital continues to expand.

Elon Musk Becomes the First Individual to Cross the $700bn Wealth Mark

Elon Musk has become the first individual to surpass $700bn in personal wealth after a landmark court ruling restored his Tesla stock options, placing modern capitalism in stark contrast with the empire-built fortunes of history’s greatest titans.

Americans Seek Dutch Residency in Record Numbers

Record numbers of Americans are seeking residency in the Netherlands, reflecting wider European trends as political uncertainty in the United States drives demand for Plan B residence options across Europe.

Luxury Afloat: What a Roman Party Boat Tells Us About Ancient Wealth

The discovery of a Roman-era pleasure boat off Alexandria highlights how elites have long used luxury assets to signal power, influence and identity, offering striking parallels with modern wealth management and soft-power strategies.

From Tax Plans to Health Plans: How Healthcare Costs Are Redrawing the Migration Map

Escalating private healthcare costs are redefining global mobility priorities. Fresh analysis from Henley & Partners and SIP Medical Family Office highlights how medical affordability is now central to residence, citizenship, and relocation decisions.

Ranked, the 15 Countries that Offer the Best Quality of Life

Drawing on respected global indicators, this study conducted by the IMGlobalWealth.com newsroom highlights fifteen countries that consistently provide strong public services, secure environments and economic opportunity for a high quality life.

Could the Coming $6 Trillion Wealth Transfer Shift Global Power?

A UBS report shows heirs are inheriting unprecedented sums, with $6 trillion set to transfer in the next 15 years. The redistribution of billionaire wealth may reshape global influence and mobility.

Prada Acquires Versace in a Move that Reshapes Italian Luxury

Lorenzo Bertelli steps from Prada’s boardroom to Versace’s helm, signalling a quiet but strategic reshaping of Italian luxury as the Prada Group absorbs one of fashion’s most recognisable houses.

France raises Louvre fees for non-European visitors

The Louvre will charge non-European tourists significantly more from 2026, as France seeks new revenue to strengthen security and modernise a museum under pressure from record crowds and recent failings.

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