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    Who Is In Control?

    As of 6 April 2016, UK companies and limited liability partnerships are legally required to identify and record the individuals who own those entities.
    Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial Law
    DQ Advocates
    DQ Advocates
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    The Life Of A Trust Part Six: Termination Of The Trust

    There are a number of ways in which a Trust may end. This may involve action taken by the Trustees, the Settlor, the Beneficiaries, a third party or the Court.
    Isle of ManWealth Management
    DQ Advocates
    DQ Advocates
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Offshore Trusts And Foundations In The Isle Of Man: A Strategic Guide For Modern Wealth Management

The Isle of Man has established itself as a premier jurisdiction for the formation and administration of Trusts and Foundations. With a strong legal framework...
GlobalCorporate/Commercial Law
Dixcart Group Limited
Dixcart Group Limited
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    English Court Expands Reach Of Freezing Injunction To Trust Assets

    In December 2013, the liquidator of a Russian bank commenced proceedings in Moscow against one of the founders of the bank, Mr Pugachev, alleging that he had defrauded the bank out of c USD 2.2 billion.
    GlobalCorporate/Commercial Law
    DQ Advocates
    DQ Advocates
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    Insolvent Trusts: Do Creditors Trump Beneficiaries?

    To talk of an insolvent trust is, of course, a misnomer, a trust is not a separate legal entity and cannot, as a matter of law, be insolvent.
    Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial Law
    DQ Advocates
    DQ Advocates
  • Article

    Oops! Can A Trustee's Mistake Be Undone?

    The case involved the trustee of a number of Isle of Man trusts granting several call options. The call options could have led to capital gains tax consequences for the beneficiaries resident in the UK.
    Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial Law
    DQ Advocates
    DQ Advocates
  • Article

    The Life Of A Trust Part Five: Requests For Information By Beneficiaries

    During the lifetime of the Trust, it is likely that the Trustee will receive requests for information about the Trust, or its administration, from a beneficiary.
    Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial Law
    DQ Advocates
    DQ Advocates
  • Article

    Privacy In Trustee Applications In The Isle Of Man

    The Isle of Man High Court has confirmed that it will in appropriate cases make orders protecting the privacy of settlors, beneficiaries and trust affairs.
    Isle of ManPrivacy
    Simcocks
    Simcocks
  • Article

    The Protector’s Right To Indemnity

    A discussion on when can a Protector expect to be indemnified from trust property for the costs of acting in the role.
    Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial Law
    Appleby
    Appleby
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    Isle Of Man Foundations For Offshore Planning – An Introduction (Article 1 Of 3)

    Whilst Isle of Man Trusts and Isle of Man Limited Companies have been mainstays of offshore wealth planning for decades, the relatively recent introduction of the Isle of Man Foundation in 2011 has provided advisers with a blend of features possessed by corporate entities and fiduciary vehicles, to further their clients' objectives.
    GlobalCorporate/Commercial Law
    Dixcart Group Limited
    Dixcart Group Limited
  • Article

    The Life Of A Trust Part One: Creation

    Creating a trust involves more than simply drafting a trust document and arranging for it to be signed.
    Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial Law
    DQ Advocates
    DQ Advocates
  • Article

    Court Guidance On Costs In Trust Applications

    The Jersey case Trilogy Management v YT & Others [2012] JCA 204 has provided some useful guidance in relation to the costs arising from non adversarial applications in relation to trusts.
    Isle of ManWealth Management
    DQ Advocates
    DQ Advocates
  • Article

    Unlocking Growth: How Equity Incentive Plans Drive Success In Growing Corporations

    Equity incentive plans have grown in popularity in recent years as they provide a fantastic mechanism for motivating employees, retaining talent and aligning the interests of the workforce and Shareholders.
    GlobalWealth Management
    Dixcart Group Limited
    Dixcart Group Limited
  • Article

    A Trust Should Not Be A Member

    A recent case in the Court of Appeal of England and Wales reiterates the importance of having trustees entered as the member of a company, rather than the trust itself being entered as the member.
    Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial Law
    Simcocks
    Simcocks
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    Isle of Man Court Clarifies Protector's Right To An Indemnity

    In the recent case of IFG International Trust Company Limited and others v French (2012) CHP 2012/0048, the Isle of Man High Court gave useful guidance on the entitlement of a former protector to an indemnity from a trust.
    Isle of ManWealth Management
    DQ Advocates
    DQ Advocates
  • Article

    Trusts And Foundations: Current Perspectives From Dixcart Isle Of Man

    The Isle of Man is a jurisdiction well known for the establishment and management of both Isle of Man Trusts and Foundations.
    Isle of ManWealth Management
    Dixcart Group Limited
    Dixcart Group Limited
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    Why Are Family Offices Relocating To The Isle Of Man?

    Each Family Office is as unique as the Ultra-High-Net-Worth (UHNW) family it represents.
    Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial Law
    Dixcart Group Limited
    Dixcart Group Limited
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    Spend, Save, Or Sustain: Generational Wealth Behaviour And The Trustees Role

    No two families are the same. While some adopt a conservative, savings-led approach to wealth, others prioritise experience, lifestyle, or even legacy-making through philanthropy...
    Isle of ManFamily and Matrimonial
    Sentient International Limited
    Sentient International Limited
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    Isle Of Man Private Foundations Overview

    The Private Foundation represents a unique incorporated vehicle that is becoming increasingly popular for estate planning, asset protection, and a wide and varied array of activities.
    Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial Law
    Dixcart Group Limited
    Dixcart Group Limited
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    Manx Appeal Court Orders Trustee To Reconsider Decision Not To Appoint Protector

    The Staff of Government Appeal Division of the High Court of Justice of the Isle of Man set aside an order of the High Court on 19 July 2021 and directed a trustee to reconsider its decision not to appoint a new protector to the trust, ...
    Isle of ManCorporate/Commercial Law
    The Sovereign Group
    The Sovereign Group
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