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ARTICLE · 06 APRIL 2020

Channel Islands Funds: Practical Points To Consider In The Present Climate

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Our Guernsey and Jersey investment funds teams have identified some key issues for consideration in the context of the current global coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic

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Our Guernsey and Jersey investment funds teams have identified some key issues for consideration in the context of the current global coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. This update provides guidance on: the points to consider regarding holding board meetings in Guernsey and Jersey; key island-wide authorities and functionaries; execution of documents; Force Majeure and MACs; and questions for fund directors.

Can we still hold our board meetings in the Channel Islands?

Holding board meetings when there are potential location and attendance issues can be concerning – here are a few pointers to consider:

Telephonic or electronic attendance

In the current climate, it is expected that there will be a preference for board meetings not to be held in person. The articles of association or incorporation of a Jersey or Guernsey company (the 'Articles') should be checked to ensure board meetings may be held other than in person and what the requirements are (if any).

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