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Elvis Stojko is a Canadian figure skater who won three World titles and two Olympic silver medals. He is known for his quadruple jumps and his interest in martial arts and karate.
- Lawyer Named in Hedge Fund Scandal
- Beneficiaries Changed
- Secrecy
- Skate Canada Won't Comment
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The mastermind behind Stojko's financial planning was a lawyer from Montreal named T.R. Anthony Malcolm. A Scottish heritage enthusiast who wore kilts to family weddings and headed the city's St. Andrew's Society for several years, Malcolm was known as a tax haven specialist. "He was the kind of lawyer you went to see when you wanted to move money ...
Some of those details emerge in the Pandora Papers. The leaked files show that in 2007, a year after Stojko retired from skating, Malcolm set up a trust in Belize named the Quad Trust, echoing Stojko's signature jump. Then they changed the life insurance policy on Stojko's parents: Instead of paying out the proceeds to a special fund run by Skate C...
Malcolm, who typically dictated letters to his secretary and sent them by post, stressed the need for discretion in a missive mailed to the Quad Trust's administrators in Belize. "Kindly keep these records in safekeeping with your records and in complete discretion and confidence, not open to any public inspection or, indeed, any inspection whatsoe...
Because any eventual insurance payout — worth up to $6.5 million — was being transferred away from Skate Canada's tax-deferred amateur athlete trust fund, the organization had to sign off on the transaction. CBC News asked Skate Canada whether there were any concerns about sending Stojko's assets to an offshore tax haven, or about the lawyer who wa...
The whole arrangement wound down in 2012. Stojko said he told his lawyer's office that "it really served no purpose" for him so he asked them to close it. He said he didn't know whether his trust was ever audited, and in response to a question about whether his trust ever paid taxes in Canada or Mexico, said he had "no real involvement" in it and t...
The former figure skater says he left his finances to a Montreal lawyer who set up a trust in Belize for him. The Pandora Papers leak reveals the details of the offshore transaction and its tax implications.
His innate sense of feel in the car and his is feel of the skate blade contact on the ice was honed through his now reputed and revered Kung Fu training.
Learn about Elvis Stojko, a Canadian figure skater who won three world titles and two Olympic silver medals. Find out his personal and professional history, his notable jumps and falls, and his honours and awards.
One of the best known names in men’s figure skating, Elvis Stojko was named after another famous Elvis, singer Elvis Presley, and began his career on the ice at the age of four.
Sep 19, 2011 · Elvis Stojko is a Canadian figure skater who won two Olympic silver medals and three world titles. He was the first to land a quadruple jump in competition and the first to perform a quadruple-triple combination.
Mar 19, 2008 · Elvis Stojko, figure skater (b at Newmarket, Ont 22 Mar 1972). Stojko began skating at an early age, and when not yet 18 made an impressive Seniors debut, finishing 2nd to reigning world champion Kurt Browning at the Canadian championships in 1990.
