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“HOMEHELP” is a seminar for those who have bought or are intending to buy property predominately in Dubai. The difference in this seminar compared to any other is that there are NO REAL ESTATE AGENTS (who have a habit of getting you to buy a property before all the nitty gritty has been considered).

If you want to make sure you get your ducks in a row with regards to international property purchase in Dubai covering the topics of ...

Legal – what is the property law in the United Arab Emirates and how can it affect you?
Finance – how do you secure the best lending terms available to buy your dream home?
Surveyors – is your dream home really worth the price tag and what to watch out for.
Offshore Companies – why we use them to overcome transfer issues, tax planning problems and Shariah Law complexities.
Insurance – making sure your assets are well protected.

Come and speak directly to the experts from Legal Firms, Chartered Surveyors, Insurance Houses, Journalists, Mortgage Brokers and Offshore Trust specialists in a convivial and informal setting. If you would like an invite this coming Saturday evening then

Just in case you have not heard, there is another Contact Networking Dubai evening happening soon which I think may be of interest to you. Some of the incentives include Air Tickets, Weekend Breaks, Complimentary Dining, Vouchers, Gifts & Prizes that will be given away on the night !

The evening is open to everybody and if you have not been before you will find the event offers the importance and benefits of Contact Networking Dubai through the establishment of useful professional contacts plus meeting new friends.

The next event is on Tuesday, 24th May 2005 between 7.00pm – 11.00 pm at The Diamond Club – printable map on the website

If you would like to come to this event you must register on the site CnetDubai where you will also find other useful information as well as listings of everyone who will be there too! I hope to see you there for an excellent network evening made up of an exceptional blend of people rubbing shoulders in a casual atmosphere.

You may have read recently in the Gulf News that the President, His Highness Shaikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, in his capacity as Ruler of Abu Dhabi, has issued a law that makes it compulsory for employers and business owners in Abu Dhabi to provide health insurance coverage for their employees. It is most likely that this Law will be applied across the Emirates in due course and is a step in the right direction for all expatriates.

We at Globaleye view medical insurance as a must for all expatriates (wealth protection primarily!) and as such we provide solutions from all the international providers. If you are looking for a quote, whether as a corporate or private entity, there are a number of factors worth considering. We have some real-life scenarios which should trigger you to ensure your policy will be there when you need it. For more information,

Globaleye in conjunction with Overseas Property Investments are delighted to offer you an opportunity to attend an exclusive seminar on emerging European property markets. This exclusive seminar gives you the chance to find out where the opportunities are and how you can participate in the outstanding growth prospects in these areas.

Since Globaleye do not sell property, we have managed to get the experts in to show you the opportunites that exist. Overseas Property Investments are an innovative concept created to gain maximum benefit from the current property boom. It has a unique funding approach to profit generation in that it brings together groups of individual investors to enable them to share in the extremely profitable property ventures that it can introduce.

For further details of this event and an invitation,

You may remember we broke this story in our Globaleye Bulletin Service (GBS) some months ago and now the painful conclusion to this episode is drawing near. The receiver for MBC recommended MBC should be wound up by the end of the year, predicting substantial crystallised losses for investors. The Shepherds' fund was 85 per cent invested in MBC policies.

If you have invested in such investments, know of friends who have whether directly or through collective investment vehicles, then you should read on in order to get a feel for what is on the horizon. Agents and Financial Advisors who sold such investments are running for cover (some of whom are in Dubai) in a bid to avoid repercussions in the ensuing fall out of this fraud. Many sold such investments even though they knew MBC was being investigated as far back as 2000, so many are redeeming and paying back commissions.

If you did not know about these investments or were a possible casualty and would like to know the link between squid, cocaine and the insurance industry, then