EXCLUSIVE: Andrew Windsor’s Fresh Cash Probe — Cops Being Urged to Investigate Offshore Firm That May Have Funded Ex-Prince’s Lavish Lifestyle
Police Urged to Investigate Offshore Firm Connected to Andrew Windsor’s Wealth
RadarOnline.com has uncovered new developments in the ongoing scrutiny of Andrew Windsor’s finances, prompting calls for law enforcement to investigate an offshore company that may have played a role in supporting the former prince’s lavish lifestyle. Andrew, 66, the disgraced former Duke of York and second son of the late Queen Elizabeth II, reportedly co-owned Inverness Asset Management alongside property magnate David Rowland, 80, a longtime associate and financial advisor.
The firm was registered in the British Virgin Islands in 2007 and allegedly targeted ultra-wealthy investors within Andrew’s extensive global network during his tenure as the United Kingdom’s special trade envoy—a position he held until 2011. Documents now suggest that Inverness Asset Management was designed to channel wealthy contacts toward a Cayman Islands investment vehicle known as the Blackfish Money Plus+ Fund, which required a minimum investment of $1 million. The company was eventually dissolved in 2019.
One promotional document linked to this offshore venture detailed how potential investors might be approached through the duke’s international connections. It stated: “The introductions will largely be from the contacts of IAM, consisting of royal families, high-net-worth families, heads of state, and government institutions.”
Political Pressure Mounts for Thorough Police Investigation
In light of these revelations, several political figures have called for urgent police investigations to determine whether Andrew’s offshore dealings crossed legal or ethical boundaries. Conservative MP Mike Wood, who serves as shadow Cabinet Office minister, emphasized the seriousness of the allegations.
“These allegations are deeply concerning and the police must urgently investigate the matter to establish the full facts,” Wood said.
Thames Valley Police, responsible for the jurisdiction where Andrew resides, is reportedly already examining leaked emails exchanged between Andrew and members of the Rowland family, including David Rowland and his financier son Jonathan Rowland. Investigators are seeking access to a cache of messages that allegedly detail financial discussions and potential investment arrangements.
Documents Reveal Complex Financial Ties Between Andrew Windsor and Rowland Family
Records indicate that Andrew held a 40 percent stake in Inverness Asset Management, while the Rowland family controlled the remaining 60 percent through their investment company, Blackfish Capital Management. The venture appears to have stemmed from a longstanding relationship between Andrew and Rowland, who had previously been described as a financial adviser to the former duke.
David Rowland’s ties to Andrew date back many years. The property tycoon once assisted in settling debts belonging to Andrew’s former wife, Sarah Ferguson, and the duke reportedly referred to Rowland as a trusted financial confidant in conversations with the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
During Andrew’s time as trade envoy, he was known for a jet-setting lifestyle, frequently photographed aboard luxury yachts and private jets, while maintaining an impressive collection of high-end watches and expensive cars.
Leaked Emails Suggest Possible Financial Transfers Involving Royal Family Members
Further questions have emerged from leaked emails that suggest discussions about financial transfers involving Andrew’s daughters, Princess Beatrice, 37, and Princess Eugenie, 35. The correspondence implies that Andrew expected to receive approximately $400,000 from David Rowland, with around $133,000 potentially allocated to the princesses before partial reinvestment in an investment venture called Jellybook, founded by Jonathan Rowland.
In one message, Andrew reportedly wrote to Jonathan Rowland: “If DJR (David Rowland) puts £300k in then £150 is used (for) the girls and Jelly.”
It remains unclear whether these payments were ever made.
Background: Andrew Windsor’s Legal Troubles and Public Scrutiny
Andrew Windsor has been under intense public scrutiny for several years. He was released “under investigation” after being arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office, following allegations that he shared sensitive information with Jeffrey Epstein during his role as a trade envoy for Britain.
The renewed probe into his financial affairs, especially concerning offshore companies and investment vehicles, adds another layer to the controversies surrounding the former duke. The ongoing investigations could have significant implications for Andrew’s reputation and legal standing.
Conclusion
The fresh cash probe into Andrew Windsor’s offshore dealings highlights the growing demand for transparency and accountability among public figures, especially those with ties to the royal family. As police are urged to investigate Inverness Asset Management and its potential role in funding Andrew’s extravagant lifestyle, the public awaits further developments in this high-profile case.
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