Global Investments (Bahamas) Ltd.

Canadian attorney Martin Chambers has been sentenced to 15 years and eight months in prison for his role in an offshore money laundering scheme. Chambers, 64, was also fined $20,000 and ordered to forfeit $95,000, representing that portion of the $700,000 in cash that he took from undercover officers and agreed to launder but failed to return.

OffshoreAlert has received a complaint that a client of Barbados-based Keywest Swiss Investment Bank is unable to redeem approximately $200,000 placed with the bank.Keywest Swiss Investment Bank Inc. was licensed in Barbados on January 25, 1995 under the Offshore Banking Act, according to the Central Bank of Barbados.The Central Bank stated that KSIB's directors of record are Garet O. Finlayson, Barbara Y. Hepburn,  Harold R. Longley, Robert L Morris and Cecil A. B. Smith.