For those who do not wish to invest directly in cryptocurrencies or initial coin/token offerings, a plethora of funds are becoming available to enable you to invest in a range of these assets. These funds provide a convenient way to invest, help spread risk and, possibly, tap into the skill set of advisors who may have a higher level of knowledge.

As I get older, I confess that, on occasion, I hanker after the days when I used to work in a bank.

Gibraltar, as a member of the European Union has seen its reputation grow exponentially as its stable government and political status continues to support its reputation as a robust European finance centre.

Regular readers may remember that in past articles, I have written about several aspects of the insurance industry.

The development of Gibraltar's offshore trust business has been linked with the growth in its importance as a banking centre for private clients.

Territories from which companies may be re-domiciled to Gibraltar.

The Companies (Accounts) Ordinance 1999 implemented the EU 4th and 7th Directives which require public disclosure of certain corporate financial information on an annual basis.

Gibraltar Alternative Investment Funds ("AIFs") may be structured either as experienced investor funds ("EIFs") or private schemes (also known as "Private Funds").

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.

The global regulatory and tax landscape is constantly shifting. As regulatory frameworks and statutory requirements change, so businesses may find it advantageous to reassess their place of incorporation and their corporate structure ...

Recent reforms in Gibraltar’s tax and fund legislation have granted investors and their advisers a simple and effective way to structure funds.

A fascinating judgment has just been handed down by the Court of Special Appeals of Maryland.