The broad definition of an Offshore bank is a bank located in a jurisdiction or country that is different from the jurisdiction or country that the depositor or investor resides. One of the many benefits of holding an Offshore banking account is that they are usually located in tax havens. Plus, they have laws that provide substantial asset protection and confidentiality benefits to the bank account holder. These jurisdictions also often allow for a relaxation of restrictions with respect to the types of offshore banking accounts. There are regulations that provide risk limits to depositors or investors. Thus, regulators dictate how the bank handles and manipulates the funds for maximum depositor safety. By and large, however, the regulators want to give the depositors a wide array of banking and investment options. This amounts to decreased regulation on the depositors. Umama waphakamisa izandla ngemuva kokuzwa lawo madoda. Ucabanga ukuthi uthini kumalume? Uma useyingane eRoma, kunezinqumo ezimbili kuphela ezingenzeka: Ubomvu noma uhlaza okwesibhakabhaka. AS Roma nobe Lazio. Kodwa emndenini wethu, kwakukhona ukhetho olulodwa kuphela olukhona egazini nasemiphefumulweni yethu. Yilokho amaRom.