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The chapter provides a helpful overview of Bermuda's laws and regulations relevant to private equity transactions, as well as on the private equity structures typically employed in Bermuda transactions and the attractiveness of Bermuda as a jurisdiction for the same.

The Companies Act 1981, as amended (Companies Act) is the principal piece of legislation governing companies in Bermuda and under which most companies in Bermuda are incorporated by registration.

This country-specific Q&A provides an overview of Restructuring & Insolvency laws and regulations applicable in Bermuda.

This publication has been prepared for the assistance of those who are considering the formation of a company in an offshore jurisdiction for the conduct of business outside such jurisdiction, ...

The Cayman Islands Companies Act (the "Act") imposes continuing obligations on all types of companies.

This Guide concerns itself with the responsibilities of directors and officers of Bermuda companies, as they relate to the company both under statute and at common law

The principal legislation governing companies in Bermuda is the Companies Act 1981, as amended (Companies Act), under which the majority of companies in Bermuda are incorporated by registration.

At present, a substantial portion of the entities formed in Bermuda are companies limited by shares incorporated under the Companies Act 1981, as amended (Companies Act).

De facto directors are persons who have not been formally appointed as directors of a company but have ‘assumed the status and functions of directors’.

The principal legislation governing companies in Bermuda is the Companies Act 1981, as amended, under which the majority of companies in Bermuda are incorporated by registration.