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Our investment funds team outline the latest developments within the investment funds market in Bermuda including the Bermuda Monetary Authority investment funds statistics for Q3 2023...

In Deslauriers v Guardian Asset Management Limited [09.11.2017] (on appeal from the Court of Appeal of Trinidad & Tobago), the Board of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council considered whether the respondent, ...

The economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic has been severe and far-reaching. We are seeing otherwise viable companies forced to restructure liabilities and business structures to try and...

On 21 November 2014 the Financial Regulation (Miscellaneous Provisions No.2) (Jersey) Law 2014 came into force.

Bermuda has emerged as a regulatory pioneer by licensing crypto-based prediction markets under its digital asset framework, treating event contracts as derivatives rather than gambling products. As prediction markets blur the lines between traditional derivatives trading and betting, understanding how these platforms fit within existing legal frameworks becomes critical for operators and institutions.

Open-ended funds usually fall under BMA oversight and authorization.

The Digital Asset Business Amendment Act 2019 (DAB Amendment Act) was brought into force on 8 October 2019 and amends the Digital Asset Business Act 2018 (DABA)...

In each quarterly issue of the Appleby Asia Alert, we bring you the latest offshore legislative and regulatory updates in the technology and innovation sector.

The world of finance has been turned on its head. Digital Assets and distributed ledger technology, once the realm of tech enthusiasts, are now capturing the attention of institutional investors.

Bermuda has two options that could offer more cost efficiency and administrative ease.

Despite recent concerns, the Channel Islands Stock Exchange remains a simple and tax efficient way for private equity investors to finance the costs of shareholder debt.

The BVI has gazetted draft legislation which, if enacted, will introduce a supervisory regime for closed-ended funds. The legislation has been put forward to comply with European Union requirements

Did you know that there are over 300 offshore companies listed on the London Stock Exchange? Or that there are more Cayman companies listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange...

The fund-raising market continues to be challenging for alternative investment funds.

In financing transactions it is common for companies of the borrowing group to provide some sort of security, such as security over the shares in companies of the borrowing group, including offshore entities, either by taking legal or equitable security over the shares.