ArticleStriking Off A CompanyStrike off action does not reduce or extinguish the liability of any director, officer or member of the company. Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial LawAppleby
ArticleDuties Of Directors Under Isle Of Man LawDirectors of Isle of Man companies owe 3 types of duty to their company:Isle of ManWealth ManagementAppleby
ArticleThe Life Of A Trust Part Two : Trustees' DutiesOnce appointed, a Trustee is subject to a number of duties. A Trustee's overriding duty is to act in the best interests of the beneficiaries of the Trust.Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial LawDQ Advocates
ArticleW(e)avering In Your Choice Of Domicile For Your Company Or Fund? Happy Ending Or Grimm Tale?Do you as a Non Executive Director or the appointed Non Executive Directors ("NEDs) of your client funds actually realise why they are in situ? Harsh? Fair? Irrelevant?Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial LawDepartment of Economic Development
ArticleConverting An Isle Of Man Companies Act 2006 Company To A Companies Act 1931 Company – OverviewWith the introduction of the Companies Act 2021 (the Act) Isle of Man companies incorporated under the Companies Act 2006 can now re-register as a Companies Act 1931 company.GlobalCorporate/Commercial LawDixcart Group Limited
ArticleCommercial Update - October 2008The Isle of Man Financial Services Commission is responsible for the regulation of the majority of the financial sector, namely: banks, building societies, investment businesses and fiduciary services providers.Isle of ManWealth ManagementAppleby
ArticleMemorandum On The Duties Of The Directors Of An Isle Of Man CompanyThis memorandum summarises the duties and responsibilities of the directors of a company incorporated in the Isle of Man. Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial LawSimcocks
Video7 Reasons Entrepreneurs Should Consider Offshore Trust & Corporate ServicesToday's businesses are subject to the constantly shifting sands of tax, regulation and an ever evolving, increasingly globalised economy. Engaging a Trust & Corporate Services Provider to manage and administer...GlobalWealth ManagementDixcart Group Limited
ArticleGuide To Companies In The Isle Of ManThis guide summarises the key features of Manx Companies under each regime, noting the key differences where relevant.Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial LawAppleby
ArticleAn Explanatory Note On Disqualification Orders And The Consequences Of Acting In Contravention Of A Disqualification OrderA director of a company owes fiduciary duties to act responsibly and in their related company’s best interests.Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial LawSimcocks
ArticleMergers & Acquisitions (M&A) Guide 2022 – Isle Of ManThis Q&A on the Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A) laws and regulations applicable in the Isle of Man provides an overview of the main themes and issues impacting M&A activity in the jurisdiction.Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial LawAppleby
ArticleNew Isle Of Man Corporate VehicleThe New Manx Vehicle or NMV is due to be introduced into Isle of Man law later this year. The new corporate vehicle will be created and governed by the Isle of Man Companies Act 2006 which is currently in bill form.Isle of ManWealth ManagementAppleby
ArticleGuide To Directors And Their Duties In The Isle Of ManDirectors of Isle of Man companies (whether incorporated under the Isle of Man Companies Acts 1931-2004 or the Isle of Man Companies Act 2006) are subject to a number of duties.Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial LawAppleby
ArticleThe International Comparative Legal Guide To Gambling 2022 – Isle Of Man ChapterAppleby has provided the Isle of Man chapter to the ICLG Gambling 2022. The "International Comparative Legal Guide to: Gambling" covers common issues in gambling laws and regulations...Isle of ManMedia, Telecoms, IT, EntertainmentAppleby
ArticleA Practical Comparison Of The 1931 And 2006 Isle Of Man Companies Acts – November 2023An Isle of Man Government press release of 2 August 2005 promised the creation of a new type of business friendly company that would be simple and inexpensive to administer. Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial LawSimcocks