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Investment funds
Bedell Cristin advises on a range of cutting-edge structures concerned with alternative investments. The team acted for Ethos Private Equity on the establishment of Ethos Fund VI (Jersey) and its general partner Ethos Capital VI (Jersey), and the authorisation of the partnership as a Jersey Expert Fund. Martin Paul and the ‘knowledgeable’ Emily Haithwaite are recommended.
Acting on nearly half of all Jersey funds, Mourant Ozannes is ‘at the top of the table in terms of quality’. The practice acted on the Jersey aspects of the establishment of the CLOF II Jersey Property Unit Trust. Team head Ben Robins is ‘technically very good’; Daniel Birtwistle has ‘sound industry knowledge’; and Gareth Rigby is ‘particularly impressive’. Edward Devenport, Marcus Stone, Mark Chambers and Jacqueline Richomme are also key contacts. Nigel Weston left for Walkers.
Appleby welcomed ex-Walkers corporate head James Gaudin to the practice. The team advised on the establishment of the Aberdeen Latin American Income Fund, the first UK-listed Latin American closed-ended fund with an income bias. Department head Andrew Weaver is recommended, and Mark Lewis is ‘a pleasure to deal with’.
Carey Olsen advised GCP Infrastructure Investments in the establishment of an innovative new fund that achieved listing on the main market of the London Stock Exchange. Eve Kosofsky is highly rated; Daniel O’Connor is ‘good at structuring documentation’; Robert Milner has ‘encyclopaedic knowledge’; and Edward Quinn is ‘responsive and commercial’.
Ogier ‘exceeds expectations’. The practice acted on the establishment of a closed-ended international oil and gas royalty fund structured as an Expert Fund. Team head Michael Lombardi, Clive Chaplin and Tim Morgan are key contacts, and Dan Richards has ‘a very pragmatic approach’.
Collas Crill has extensive experience in investment funds in an offshore context, including multi-jurisdictional fund structures and the migration of funds and/or asset transfers between jurisdictions. The firm is especially noted in the Expert Fund platform market. Team head Adrian Odell joined from Appleby, while Andrew Pinel and Carl O’Shea left to form Pinel O’Shea.
Walkers’ highlights included acting on a large fund launch, the restructuring of hedge funds and the establishment of a new special situations investment fund. Jonathan Heaney is recommended, and Nigel Weston joined from the pre-merger Mourant du Feu & Jeune. Ian Gobin is also a key contact.
Pinel O’Shea recently span off from the pre-merger Crill Canavan. The team advised a Jersey open-ended unclassified fund investing in international airports and airport infrastructure projects. Andrew Pinel and Carl O’Shea have ‘a hands-on and practical approach’.
VerrasLaw’s Jonathan Bale is noted for his experience in structuring specialist alternative, venture capital and real estate investment funds.
Voisin has a niche in hedge funds and in shari’ah-compliant structures. The team advised on a steady flow of new products launched. Kate Anderson is recommended.
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Legal Developments in Jersey
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Jersey opens doors to Private Placement Funds
The Jersey Financial Services Commission has adopted a new policy setting out a fast track, self-certification procedure for authorising a "Private Placement Fund", being a fund: • which is either established in Jersey or managed in Jersey • which is closed ended • whose units are offered to not more than fifty investors • which only admits "sophisticated investors" or professional investors" (see appendix) -
Jersey Private Placement Funds
From January 2012 a new streamlined regulatory authorisation process for the establishment of privately placed funds is available in Jersey. -
Treasury services for local Jersey property developer clients
Enhancing client cash deposits- Ogier -
Directors' concerns: Distributions and dividends
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The Precarious Business of Providing a Reference
Providing a reference for a departing or former employee can be a tricky task. Any negligent or deliberate errors could lead to compensation pay-outs and it is therefore crucial to strike the right balance. -
To Earmark Or Not To Earmark
This briefing sets out some of the concerns that clients are sharing in relation to earmarking trust assets for share plan management and a practical solution to this problem.- Ogier -
Establishing and Operating a Cayman Investment Fund
A. INVESTMENT FUNDS 1. Documents 1.1 Generally, the documents involved in the establishment of an investment fund in the Cayman Islands include the following:- Ogier -
Revoking the Irrevocable
In the matter of the DDD Settlements [2011] JRC243- Ogier -
Incorporating a Guernsey Company
Guernsey is a popular jurisdiction in which to incorporate companies for use on a wide range of transactions, including investment funds, private equity, structured finance and securitisations. -
What price disclosure? Employee anonymity after Shah v HSBC
What price disclosure? Employee anonymity after Shah v. HSBC The UK Court of Appeal has provided some welcome comfort to nervous employees of financial institutions faced with the prospect of having to give evidence against their customers in cases involving disclosures made to the authorities under the “proceeds of crime” legislation.
Press Releases in Jersey
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Mourant Ozannes advises on significant Nordic private equity fund
Leading offshore law firm Mourant Ozannes has advised on the establishment of a new private equity fund focusing on Nordic business investments. -
Bedell Cristin named UK Offshore Law Firm of the Year
At the recently announced Citywealth Offshore Awards 2012, Bedell Cristin was named the UK Offshore law Firm of the year. -
Ogier assist Centamin with relocation to Jersey
Ogier has acted for Centamin Egypt Limited in connection with its recent corporate relocation to Jersey from Australia which completed on 30 December 2011. Centamin is a mineral exploration, development and mining company that has been actively exploring in Egypt since 1995. Centamin is listed in London on the Main Market as a FTSE 250 company and in Toronto.- Ogier -
Mourant Ozannes moves into Asia
Leading offshore law firm, Mourant Ozannes, has opened an office in Hong Kong to provide clients and intermediaries with access to the firm's offshore legal services in an Asian time zone. -
Ogier Cayman advises on merger of international mining firms
Ogier Cayman announced yesterday its involvement as part of an international legal team in the merger of Australian resource company, Adamus Resources Limited, with Cayman-domiciled Endeavour Mining Corporation.- Ogier -
New regulatory regime offers global opportunities for Jersey as a centre for...
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Carey Olsen advises on £1.5 billion acquisition
Channel Islands law firm Carey Olsen has advised Colfax UK Holdings Limited on its acquisition of Charter International plc through a Jersey scheme of arrangement. This deal is believed to be the largest transaction of its kind in Jersey with an estimated value of $2.426 billion in cash and stock (approximately £1.528 billion) which is based on the closing price of $23.04 per Colfax share on September 9, 2011. -
Bedell shortlisted for Citywealth Offshore Awards 2012
Bedell Crisin, Bedell Trust and Bedell Trust Suisse have all been shortlised for the Citywealth Offshore Awards 2012. -
Ogier appoints new Partner
Ogier has appointed Jonathan Hughes as a new partner with effect from 1st February 2012.- Ogier -
Carey Olsen advises on £1.5 billion acquisition
Channel Islands law firm Carey Olsen has advised Colfax UK Holdings Limited on its acquisition of Charter International plc through a Jersey scheme of arrangement. This deal is believed to be the largest transaction of its kind in Jersey with an estimated value of $2.426 billion in cash and stock (approximately £1.528 billion) which is based on the closing price of $23.04 per Colfax share on September 9, 2011.