The location of your company, investment fund, family office, or other entity, is extremely important, which can make choosing where to domicile a complex process.

On 25 February 2019, the International Court of Justice handed down its advisory opinion in Legal Consequences of the Separation of the Chagos Archipelago from Mauritius in 1965.

Sophisticated families are consolidating fragmented asset holdings into Gibraltar private funds, creating unified governance structures that survive generational transitions. This shift addresses the limitations of patchwork arrangements while maintaining international compliance and providing forward optionality for wealth management.

Guernsey was the first jurisdiction to introduce Protected Cell Companies. It did so in 1997 and other 'offshore' jurisdictions followed soon after, including Cayman, Bermuda, Gibraltar and Malta.

Disputes between shareholders arise for a number of reasons. One of the most common reasons is where a previously good relationship turns sour. There may be a dissident shareholder who refuses to co-operate in the running of the business and who hampers the decision – making process.

Are you a High Value Dealer (HVD) or High Risk Dealer (HRD)? Not sure? Why might this matter?

In an age of rapid technological advancements, Nigel Feetham discusses the future of the boardroom.

ISOLAS' DLT Team, headed by Joey Garcia, one of only 12 global blockchain legal experts recognised by the leading legal directory Chambers & Partners, has recently contributed to a number of high profile ...

In an increasingly volatile world, wealthy international families are prioritising asset protection, succession planning and cross-border flexibility more than ever.

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

There is huge potential for DLT to cut costs and improve the effectiveness of KYC and AML compliance regulations for insurers.

Whilst not much is guaranteed during this strange time, the people behind ranking law firms in the legal directories can...

Landlords and tenants need to have sensible discussions about the impact of the recent lockdown and restrictions on the tenants' particular businesses,...

The months of summer were always referred to as the "silly season", when the British press struggled to keep their readers' attention with a succession of frivolous news stories.

The EU's Artificial Intelligence Act came into force in August 2024, establishing a comprehensive regulatory framework for AI systems with extraterritorial reach similar to GDPR. Gibraltar businesses must assess whether their AI operations trigger Market, Use, or Output Jurisdiction under the Act, while navigating existing data protection obligations that already govern AI deployment in the territory.