Jurisdictions
United Arab Emirates
The United Arab Emirates is Consigliere Group’s core jurisdiction and the primary hub for its cross-border structuring practice. We support businesses, investors and private clients throughout the full lifecycle of international business, from market entry and corporate structuring to ongoing operations, transactions and private wealth solutions.
Alternative jurisdictions for GCC countries
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia is one of the GCC’s fastest-growing economies, offering significant opportunities for international businesses and investors. Through its regional presence and partner network, Consigliere Group supports market entry, corporate structuring and cross-border business projects across the Kingdom.
Qatar
Qatar is an established financial and commercial centre within the GCC, attracting international investors and regional businesses. Consigliere Group assists clients with corporate structuring, market entry and cross-border business coordination through its regional team and local partners.
Oman
Oman continues to strengthen its position as a regional investment destination, offering opportunities across multiple industries. Consigliere Group supports clients entering the Omani market through corporate structuring, business setup and regional coordination.
Bahrain
Bahrain offers a well-developed financial sector and an attractive regulatory environment for international business. Through its regional network, Consigliere Group supports clients with corporate structuring, business expansion and investment-related projects.
Hong Kong
Hong Kong is one of the world’s leading international financial and commercial centres, serving as a strategic gateway to Asian markets.

Through its local partner network, Consigliere Group supports entrepreneurs, investors and international companies with corporate structuring, business expansion, banking coordination and cross-border operations throughout Asia.
Alternative jurisdictions in asia
Singapore
Singapore is one of Asia’s leading financial and business centres, providing a stable environment for international companies operating across the Asia-Pacific region. Consigliere Group supports corporate structuring, market entry and cross-border business initiatives through its regional partner network.
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan serves as an important business hub for Central Asia, offering opportunities for regional expansion and investment. Consigliere Group supports clients with corporate structuring, business establishment and cross-border commercial projects through its local presence and partner network.
Croatia
Croatia serves as Consigliere Group’s European platform for supporting international business expansion, investment projects and cross-border corporate structures.

Through its local presence and partner network, the firm assists clients with market entry, corporate structuring, investment support, business administration and cross-border coordination across the European market.
Alternative jurisdictions in europe
United Kingdom
The United Kingdom remains one of the world’s leading jurisdictions for international business, investment and corporate structuring. Consigliere Group assists clients with cross-border corporate projects, business expansion and international structuring through its partner network.
Cyprus
Cyprus is a well-established European jurisdiction for international business, investment and holding structures. Consigliere Group supports clients with corporate structuring, business administration and cross-border investment projects through its local partners.
United States
The United States is one of the world’s leading business and investment jurisdictions, offering a mature legal framework, developed financial infrastructure and global commercial reach.

Consigliere Group supports entrepreneurs, investors and international companies with corporate structuring, holding companies, cross-border expansion and investment projects, coordinating legal, financial and operational matters through its local presence and partner network.