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Fresh Business Ventures Returns to Philippines as Private Wealth Interest Grows

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Fresh Business Ventures Ltd is returning to the Philippines in October, with CEO Ray Leary set to visit Manila, Davao and Cebu amid growing interest from Filipino families and business owners in international wealth protection, succession planning and long-term financial structuring. The visit follows FBV’s growing engagement in the region since Leary’s first Philippines visit in 2025.

CEO Ray Leary to visit Manila, Davao and Cebu in October 2026

Fresh Business Ventures Ltd (FBV) is returning to the Philippines this October, following Chief Executive Officer Ray Leary’s visit last year, with this year’s programme expanding from one location to three key cities — Manila, Davao and Cebu.

Following growing engagement with Filipino families, business owners and professional advisers, Ray Leary will once again travel to the Philippines for a limited programme of private wealth briefings and confidential consultations.

The visit comes as interest grows among internationally minded families exploring the Isle of Man as a safe and strategic option for protecting the wealth they have built, planning for future generations and structuring their international affairs.

FBV will also host a virtual private wealth webinar on 16 September 2026, ahead of Ray’s October visit, giving families and professional advisers the opportunity to hear directly from him and explore how the Isle of Man may support their long-term wealth objectives.

“Families have worked hard to build their wealth. The important question is how they protect it, structure it and ultimately pass it on,” said Ray Leary. “I want to meet families personally, understand what they are trying to achieve and explore why the Isle of Man could form part of their long-term strategy.”

The October programme will focus on wealth protection, succession planning, international asset structuring, banking diversification and long-term family planning.

The Isle of Man offers a stable political and economic environment, strong regulatory oversight, an established legal framework and a sophisticated international financial services sector.

The October programme is by private invitation, with limited consultation availability in Manila, Davao and Cebu.

Private consultations

Those interested in meeting Ray Leary during his October visit to the Philippines, or joining one of the private wealth briefings, are invited to contact Joane Burawis directly:

Joane Burawis

Email: joane@fbv.co.im

About Fresh Business Ventures

Fresh Business Ventures Ltd is an Isle of Man-based international wealth strategy and business advisory company with more than 15 years of UK and international experience.

FBV supports entrepreneurs, families and businesses with wealth structuring, asset protection, succession planning, international business establishment, relocation planning and banking coordination, working alongside regulated professional partners.

FBV does not hold client funds and encourages clients to obtain independent legal and tax advice in all relevant jurisdictions.


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