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The Anglo origins of Common Law

At the heart of today's modern industrialised world, we find the Anglo roots of the British Isles.

Much of the laws that have guaranteed civil justice in today's world are of Anglo origin, passed to us through Common Law. Common Law has been defined as "those collective traditions and laws that are common amongst men under God". These would include the 1688 Bill of Rights Magna Carta, and the 1611 printing of the Holy Scriptures under the instruction of James when he became King of England in 1603.

Today, Queen Elizabeth Regina II is sole "Sovereign" and Head of State of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, sixteen other states and a further thirty-three nations of the British Commonwealth. The control and influence of an empire comprising of approximately one fifth of the world's landmass and 30% of the world's population, has been possible due in part to the strong foundations of time proven principles enshrined in Common Law.

Today London still enjoys its international reputation as being the financial centre of the world, outstripping New York in sheer volume of business.

Much of this Anglo spirit has been brought to the boardroom and daily operations of the Anglo Far-East Bullion Company.

The Financial hub of the Far-East

Hong Kong has long benefited from the combination of English Common Law, western technology and strategic location.

China's commitment of to maintain existing social and economic systems, ensure the continuation of Hong Kong as a leading trade port, commercial center and a major competitor in the arena of financial services.

Hong Kong is ranked equal 15th in the world in a survey of the countries and regions with the least corruption in business and government. Due to its free exchange laws, foreign merchants may freely remit profits or repatriate capital.

It's free trade policies, efficient telecommunications and commercial infrastructure, sees Hong Kong today continue to thrive as the favored financial hub in the Far-East.

Banker to the World

Long called "Banker for the World" Switzerland has a long tradition in financial stability, and in maintaining its political neutrality, including during both world- wars. It's considered by many to be the gold capital of the world, at times surpassing even London in its ability to meet bullion market demands.

In modern history the perpetual neutrality of Switzerland and the inviolability of its territory was guaranteed by Austria, France, Great Britain, Portugal, Prussia, Russia, Spain and Sweden in 1815. In 1848 a new constitution was approved which in turn was superseded in 1874 by the present constitution by the free choice of its people through referendum. Its constitution is unique and is viewed by many modern political analysts as a model constitution to be considered.

Switzerland takes fifth place on the scale of "Economic Freedom of the World" and its continued stance in respect to privacy of individuals (endorsed under Article 13 of the Switzerland Constitution) places it high on the priority list of jurisdictions conducive to good business and lifestyle.

Switzerland is home to the Bank of International Settlements, UBS (the worlds largest private bank) and the gold vaults of AFE.

The Financial hub of the Far-East

Hong Kong has long benefited from the combination of English Common Law, western technology and strategic location.

China's commitment of to maintain existing social and economic systems, ensure the continuation of Hong Kong as a leading trade port, commercial center and a major competitor in the arena of financial services.

Hong Kong is ranked equal 15th in the world in a survey of the countries and regions with the least corruption in business and government. Due to its free exchange laws, foreign merchants may freely remit profits or repatriate capital.

It's free trade policies, efficient telecommunications and commercial infrastructure, sees Hong Kong today continue to thrive as the favored financial hub in the Far-East.

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At the heart of today’s modern industrialized world we find the Anglo roots of the British Isles. Much of the laws that guarantee civil justice in today’s generation are of Anglo origin, passed to us through Common Law.

Much of this Anglo spirit has been brought to the board room and daily operations of the Anglo Far-East Bullion Company. MORE


Hong Kong has long benefited from the combination of English Common Law, western technology and strategic location.

It's free trade policies, efficient telecommunications and commercial infrastructure, sees Hong Kong today continue to thrive as the favored financial hub in the Far-East. MORE


Long called "Banker for the World", Switzerland has a long tradition in financial privacy, and in maintaining its political neutrality, including during both world-wars. It's considered by many to be the gold capital of the world, at times surpassing even London in its ability to meet bullion market demands.

Switzerland is home to the Bank of International Settlements, UBS (the worlds largest private bank) and the gold vaults of AFE. MORE



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