The Jersey Financial Services Commission (JFSC) has published new disclosure requirements relating to sustainable investment.

There is always a temptation to read too much into statistics, to extrapolate from them conclusions which, on closer inspection, aren't true.

Jersey Finance has launched new research to an audience of business leaders and politicians in London this week, which found that Jersey's finance industry facilitates almost €190bn of foreign investment into the EU (excluding the UK) supporting in the order of 88,000 jobs across those EU Member States.

Just as the summer's heat is giving way to autumn, so the issues which enflamed the atmosphere in which the finance industry operated at the start of this year are cooling.

According to American author and businessman Stephen Covey, there are three constants in life: change, choice and principles.

Last year Jersey cemented its position as a leading centre for companies looking to list - as reflected in the rise in volume and value of Jersey companies listed on exchanges around the world.

Proposed amendments are likely to add to the attractiveness of Jersey limited partnership law, thereby helping to ensure that the island remains competitive in this area. The proposed amendments are included in a position paper authored by the States of Jersey’s Economic Development Department (EDD). It is anticipated that the amendments will be presented to the States of Jersey.

After many false starts, the metrics are now better now than they have been for a long, long time, says Collas Crill partner Mark Rawlins as he reports on a funds resurgence.

Jersey unregulated funds are available with effect from February 2008.

The number of listed funds established in Guernsey has considerably enhanced Guernsey’s position as an established jurisdiction for domiciling investment funds.

Trick question: what, apart from the obvious is the difference between Jersey (population 100,000 area 45 m²) and Pitcairn (population 49 area 18 m²)?

It is important not to be put off by the size of the task and the sheer volume of material.

Carey Olsen partners Will Whitehead and Kieran Ogilvie examine how the Channel Islands office market has evolved since their 2020 pandemic-era analysis, exploring whether physical office space remains relevant in today's hybrid working environment. The article investigates current occupier demand trends, the shift toward Grade A accommodation, and refurbishment opportunities in Jersey and Guernsey's commercial property sector.

Under the Security Interests (Jersey) Law 2012 (the "Security Law"), one method of security enforcement is for the secured party to appropriate the collateral.

The effect of the introduction of two new types of limited partnership in Jersey

The impact of the US Dodd-Frank Act on Fund Advisors and Managers.

There has been an increasing level of interest in using Jersey corporate holding structures for UK public takeover offers and private acquisitions.

An unavoidable trend for investment commentators at this time of year is to make their forecasts for the coming 12 months, as well as to provide a summary of the past year.

It’s a New Year and so what better time for a new acronym. The MINT countries are sweeping the headlines thanks to renowned economist Jim O’Neill.