Gibraltar, despite its small size, remains a target for fraudsters who are constantly evolving their methods to exploit individuals and businesses.

ISOLAS partner and thought leader on regulatory issues around digital assets, Joey Garcia, was invited to speak at a conference at the world-leading Wharton Business School.

So, The Gibraltar Magazine has completed its twentieth year of continuous publication. Two decades would be an impressive achievement in almost any epoch but, given the digital tsunami that has swept over the publishing terrain in this particular era, it is most definitely something to celebrate.

HM Government of Gibraltar and the Gibraltar Financial Services Commission (GFSC) have today published Guidance Notes to assist Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) providers when applying for a licence.

Leading Gibraltar law firm ISOLAS LLP has welcomed significant new changes to the jurisdiction's Limited Partnership Law

Overview on changes affecting Experienced Investor Funds ("EIFs"): Financial Services (Experienced Investor Fund) Regulations 2018 and the Gibraltar Financial Services Commission's statement on EIFs investing in digital assets.

The transition period (or "implementation" period) will come to an end on the 31st December 2020 under the EU-UK Withdrawal Agreement, after which, Gibraltar individuals and businesses will no longer have access to the benefits previously provided by EU rights.

The Alternative Investment Funds Managers Directive ("AIFMD" and / or the "Directive") has dichotomised the funds industry into EU and non-EU funds jurisdictions.

In answer to the question, "not quite". The use of Administration in Gibraltar for insolvent companies is a fairly recent, and in the case of insurance companies, an innovative use of this insolvency procedure.

H.M Government of Gibraltar has today published in the Gibraltar Gazette the Income Tax 2010 (Amendment No. 3) Regulations 2018 which transposes into the Income Tax Act 2010 Council Directive (EU) 2016/1164 ...

Asset classes continue to dominate the majority of investment conversations – but how have these changed over time? And what will asset classes look like going forward?

The optimism over Gibraltar’s on-going economic growth and the development of the jurisdiction as a leading and well regulated finance centre has continued in 2005 despite some uncertainty surrounding the final outcome of a legal ruling on Gibraltar’s proposed new measures on corporate taxes

In 2005, we had three Futures Funds, with one based in Luxembourg and two domiciled in the Bahamas. I now would like to describe the reasons why we decided to move the funds from the Bahamas to Gibraltar.

The European Parliament has approved legislation which will see new rules in relation to the prudential regulation of the majority of EU investment firms, namely the IFD 2019/2034 and IFR 2019/2033.

Much about the way business is done has changed since the budget a few months ago, and it would be easy to overlook the structural changes announced.

Peter Young & Anthony Jimenez report on behalf of the Gibraltar Funds and Investment Association (GFIA).

The crypto community in Gibraltar is celebrating the British Overseas Territory's recent removal from the FATF ("Financial Action Task Force") "Grey" List.

There is a moment in every fund formation when someone in the room says “we’ll just do it in Cayman” with the same energy someone orders the house wine at a restaurant they’ve never been to before. Safe. Familiar. Probably fine.