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Private client, trusts and tax
Carey Olsen is appreciated for its ‘pragmatic approach to issues’. Konrad Friedlaender is ‘thorough’; John Greenfield appears in contentious trust matters; and Russell Clark is ‘excellent’. The group includes a specialist pensions team.
Mourant Ozannes represents parties in contentious trust appeals, and recently advised on the drafting of a Guernsey purpose trust. St John Robilliard and John Lewis are well-respected figures.
Babbé acted for the trustee in a matter involving potentially over 100 beneficiaries. Geoff Allez heads the trusts and fiduciary team, and Andrew Laws is ‘a very experienced lawyer’. Simon Howitt handles mainly trusts issues, including regulatory matters. Ian Swan is recommended for trust litigation.
Collas Crill’s Marcus Hinkley is praised for ‘his international experience’. The team recently acted on a transaction involving the drafting of a commercial trust arrangement. Both Chris Bound and Patrick Palmer service the firm’s high-net-worth individuals and private clients.
Ogier ‘gives sound, measured advice’, and recently acted on the establishment of a private trust company structure. The practice includes an established team of BVI advisers headed by William Simpson.
AFR Advocates’ Paul Richardson is experienced in trust litigation, while Peter Atkinson has expertise in non-contentious trust, fiduciary and probate matters. The firm also has a strong team of family lawyers.
Appleby’s start-up Guernsey trusts practice has ‘extensive knowledge of trust law’. Gavin Ferguson, ‘an outstanding communicator’ who joined from the pre-merger Ozannes, handles contentious and non-contentious trust matters for high-net-worth individuals, corporate clients and charities.
Ashton Barnes Tee’s Raymond Ashton advises on taxation, trusts and private client matters.
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Private Equity 2012 Fund Formation Guernsey Chapter
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Channel Islands Stock Exchange (CISX) Rule Change Update
Ogier Corporate Finance Limited (OCFL) is the market leader in providing listing agent services for the listing of securities on the Channel Islands Stock Exchange (CISX or the Exchange) having sponsored over 445 listings.- Ogier -
Channel Island Stock Exchange, LBG - Listing of Securities of Investment Funds
The Channel Islands Stock Exchange, LBG (the Exchange or CISX) commenced operations on 27 October 1998 and is intended to provide recognised facilities for the listing and trading of securities issued by companies and investment funds.- Ogier -
Focus on: Guernsey
With the arrival of the new year, Mena FM talks to several industry experts about Guernsey as a fund domicile and its growing relationship with the Mena region and the products based there. -
Social Media: Legal Sector Review
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Investment funds in Guernsey
The investment funds industry in Guernsey has achieved significant growth in recent years. Statistics show that as at 30 June 2011 there was £274.5 billion of assets under management in Guernsey.- Ogier -
Dilapidations - An overview from the landlord’s perspective (Guernsey)
Dilapidations, in a legal context, is the technical term which refers to the condition of a building held under a lease and comes from the Latin, ‘lapides’ which means scattering of stones. -
Insurance & Reinsurance 2012
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Guernsey investment funds: authorised or registered - which to choose?
On 15th December 2008, changes were made to the regulation of investment funds in Guernsey. Those changes created two regulatory regimes for collective investment schemes in Guernsey: -
MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL GUIDE 2012 FINANCE
Guernsey Ben Morgan and Geoff Ward-Marshall - Carey Olsen
Press Releases in Guernsey
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Börje Leidhammar appointed expert to the committee on due process in tax proceedings
Börje Leidhammar, partner at Wistrand, and chairman of the Institute of Taxes and The Rule of Law (Institutet Skatter & Rättssäkerhet, ISR), was appointed on 27 April 2012 as expert to the committee tasked with examining ways to strengthen due process in tax proceedings.- Wistrand -
Robert Moldén contributes to new book on international antitrust litigation
Robert Moldén at Gärde Wesslaus Gothenburg office has authored a chapter in the book "International Antitrust Litigation – Conflict of Laws and Coordination", which recently has been published by Hart Publishing. -
John S. Gulbrandsen ranked Media “Lawyer of the Year” in Norway
We are proud to inform that John S. Gulbrandsen in May 2012 was selected by his peers for inclusion in the new edition of Best Lawyers in Norway in the practice areas Intellectual Property and Media. He was named the Best Lawyers' 2012 Media "Lawyer of the Year". -
Asters Advises EBRD on a Pioneering Loan to Finance Construction of a Wind Power Plant
Asters acted as a legal counsel to the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) in connection with financing arranged by EBRD for Eco-Optima to finance construction of a 12.5 megawatt wind power plant in Starosambirskyi district of Lviv region.- Asters -
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Hogan Lovells supports International Legal Forum hosted by the Office of the President of Mongolia
ULAANBAATAR, 18 May 2012 – Hogan Lovells is delighted to be the lead international legal partner at the forthcoming International Legal Forum hosted by The Office of the President of Mongolia and held at the Ikh Tenger State residence on May 29 and 30, 2012. -
EAC tendering process
Our Client APR Energy has successfully completed the tendering process of the Electricity Authority of Cyprus and executed a contract with the EAC for the generation and provision of 120Mw commencing in June 2012. -
Road Show on Promoting Investment Climate in Kazakhstan in 4 USA cities: Chicago, New York City,...
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HOT-TUBBING IN INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION
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Record result for Fiebinger Polak Leon Attorneys-at-Law in FORMAT Lawyer Ranking 2012
It’s not the size that counts! In this year’s ranking of the top Austrian lawyers, conducted by the magazine FORMAT, Fiebinger Polak Leon were able to better last year’s result with no fewer than five nominations. As a result more than one third of the registered lawyers at the law firm rank among the most recognised specialists in Austria.