LOM Launches Newly Redesigned Offshore Financial Services Website - LOM.com
Hamilton, Bermuda - April 11, 2008 - The LOM Group, a Bermuda-based offshore financial services company with subsidiary offices in the Bahamas, Cayman Islands, and London, has launched its newly redesigned corporate website. LOM.com, designed with appealing imagery and highly intuitive navigation features for a more user-friendly experience, covers a wide array of topics related to LOM's growing offshore financial services business. One of the more notable additions is the inclusion of an online version of the popular LOM Blue Book (http://www.lom.com/the-lom-blue-book), which provides independent research on Bermuda Stock Exchange listed companies.
The site also features frequently updated performance data for all of LOM's offshore mutual funds (http://www.lom.com), descriptions of the securities brokerage services offered by the company, multiple regular online publications including LOM Market Insights and LOM Global Perspectives.
The asset management section explains LOM's comprehensive global wealth management service offering targeted towards private and institutional clients and captive insurance companies. The retirement and savings plans section is focused on employee and individual savings plan services targeted to the domestic, Bermuda market.
Visitors may read market commentaries and research, view video, subscribe to frequently updated RSS feeds (http://www.lom.com/LOM-Financial-Services-RSS.xml) and apply to open an account online. Clients can enter the secure private client login area to view account statements and send encrypted messages to their account advisors.
About LOM:
The LOM Group is a publicly-held, international financial services company, providing a complete range of investment services and products through its regulated subsidiaries in Bermuda, Bahamas and Grand Cayman. In business for over 15 years, LOM today has over $1 billion in client assets under administration and provides brokerage, asset management, and corporate finance services to its primarily high net-worth individual and institutional customers in over 75 countries around the world. The parent company, LOM (Holdings) Limited, is publicly listed on the Bermuda Stock Exchange (symbol LOM BH). The consolidated group is debt-free and has shareholder's equity of over $21 million.
Contact: media @ lom.com
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LOM Launches Newly Redesigned Offshore Financial Services Website - LOM.com
The LOM Group, a Bermuda-based offshore financial services company with subsidiary offices in the Bahamas, Cayman Islands, and London, has launched its newly redesigned corporate website. LOM.com, designed with appealing imagery and highly intuitive navigation features for a more user-friendly experience, covers a wide array of topics related to LOM's growing offshore financial services business. One of the more notable additions is the inclusion of an online version of the popular LOM Blue Book, which provides independent research on Bermuda Stock Exchange listed companies.
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