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ARTICLE · 02 JUNE 2020

Corporate And Cell Migrations: Jersey Market Update

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Companies and cells can migrate from one jurisdiction to another. In Jersey we are seeing an increased number of entity migrations (or ‘continuances'), both inbound and outbound, with a definite up-tick...

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Companies and cells can migrate from one jurisdiction to another. In Jersey we are seeing an increased number of entity migrations (or 'continuances'), both inbound and outbound, with a definite up-tick in the number of companies seeking to relocate to Jersey.

What is a migration?

A migration involves changing the jurisdiction of establishment of an entity.

On completing the migration the entity survives, and its jurisdiction of establishment is simply changed to that of the destination jurisdiction.

What are the reasons for the increase in migrations involving Jersey?

The increased flow of migrations involving Jersey, particularly company migrations into Jersey, is being driven by a number of factors:

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