Draft Guidance On Cloud Computing For Regulated Firms

ISOLAS LLP operates as a limited liability partnership in Gibraltar, registered under number 00001 with offices at Suite 23, Portland House, Glacis Road. The firm's structure includes partners, employees, and consultants who maintain equivalent professional standing and qualifications in their legal practice.

On 15 July 2026, the UK–EU Agreement in respect of Gibraltar enters provisional application, fundamentally altering the operational environment for fund managers. While the treaty does not restore EU passporting or change Gibraltar's domestic fund framework, it eliminates border friction and introduces unprecedented Schengen mobility advantages for Gibraltar residents. How will these changes reshape the calculus for fund principals considering where to base their operations?

There is a moment in every fund formation when someone in the room says “we’ll just do it in Cayman” with the same energy someone orders the house wine at a restaurant they’ve never been to before. Safe. Familiar. Probably fine.

Published in the Gibraltar Gazette, the Protected Cell Companies (Amendment) Bill 2026 (the “Bill”) marks a significant evolution in the jurisdiction’s digital asset landscape. It enables PCCs specifically those authorised as Experienced Investor Funds (“EIFs”) to issue cell shares as share tokens recorded on a distributed ledger.

Gibraltar's Protected Cell Companies (Amendment) Bill 2026 introduces a framework enabling PCCs authorised as Experienced Investor Funds to issue cell shares as share tokens on distributed ledgers.

Gibraltar's Experienced Investor Fund offers institutional managers a regulated, flexible alternative to traditional fund domiciles, combining rapid setup, proportionate oversight, and tax efficiency. With a new EU treaty resolving post-Brexit uncertainty and a proven track record in digital assets, Gibraltar presents a compelling case for mid-market managers seeking credible jurisdiction without the operational burden of major fund centres.

From mandatory Gibraltar-based fund administrators to new custody requirements, these updates raise the bar for governance and transparency — without compromising Gibraltar's efficiency.

ISOLAS Team attend the first Gibraltar Finance Centre Summit organised by HM Government of Gibraltar's and the Gibraltar Finance Centre.

Known for its robust financial regulation, attractive tax regime and flexible fund structures, this small but mighty British Overseas Territory is turning heads in the investment world. Here's why Gibraltar might just be the golden ticket for your fund.

The Gibraltar Financial Services Commission (GFSC) has now published its 2023/2024 Annual Report.

When Gibraltar’s new Residency Regulations 2026 came into force last month, they introduced a comprehensive new framework governing the right of individuals to reside in Gibraltar.

ISOLAS LLP operates as a limited liability partnership in Gibraltar, registered under number 00001 with offices at Suite 23, Portland House, Glacis Road.

Following the entry into force of the Treaty on Gibraltar and the European Union, HM Government of Gibraltar has now published the TGEU Implementation (Frontier Workers) Regulations 2026 (LN.2026/319), which came into force on 13 August 2026.

Following HM Government of Gibraltar’s announcement of the new residency criteria and the subsequent publication of the Residency Regulations 2026 (the “Regulations“), Gibraltar has introduced a new framework governing the right to reside in Gibraltar.

ISOLAS LLP, a Gibraltar-based limited liability partnership, provides legal services through its team of partners, employees, and consultants. The firm operates from its registered office at Suite 23, Portland House, Glacis Road, Gibraltar, maintaining professional standards in legal practice.

Gibraltar has become one of the first jurisdictions to establish a standalone regulatory regime for prediction markets, distinct from its traditional gambling licensing framework. The Prediction Market Regulations 2026 (LN.2026/176) came into force on 13 July 2026, made by the Minister with responsibility for gambling under sections 34 and 159 of the Gambling Act 2025.

Gibraltar has become one of the first jurisdictions to establish a standalone regulatory regime for prediction markets, distinct from its traditional gambling licensing framework. The Prediction Market Regulations 2026 (LN.2026/176) came into force on 13 July 2026, made by the Minister with responsibility for gambling under sections 34 and 159 of the Gambling Act 2025. Operators, investors, and payment providers active in or considering entry into this fast-growing sector should take note of the framework’s key features and what it means in practice.

ISOLAS LLP operates as a limited liability partnership in Gibraltar, registered under number 00001 with offices at Suite 23, Portland House, Glacis Road. The firm's structure includes partners, employees, and consultants who maintain equivalent professional standing and qualifications within the organization.

Gibraltar has updated its Category 2 residency status eligibility criteria, introducing new requirements for individuals seeking this immigration classification. The changes affect application procedures and qualification standards for those looking to establish residency in Gibraltar under this specific category.

The Government of Gibraltar has published the new residency criteria designed to ensure that applicants demonstrate a genuine economic connection to the jurisdiction, while safeguarding public resources and promoting sustainable growth.