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Siobhan Riley, partner and head of Carey Olsen's trusts and private wealth group in Jersey, outlines what has made the Island an attractive jurisdiction

A very reassuring finding is that profitability is on the up for more companies in the finance sector, which fuels a more optimistic picture for the future.

Financial services providers must start adapting and expanding compliance procedures to deal with the new UK failure to prevent the facilitation of tax evasion offence...

Like all businesses, family businesses need to deal with a diverse range of challenges.

We are pleased to report a set of steady figures for our island's finance industry, in the most recent quarterly figures collated by the Jersey Financial Services Commission.

A draft Bill establishing a new central register of beneficial owners, controllers and significant persons has been tabled by the Government of Jersey.

Something of a chill wind blew through the local lending community earlier this year when the Royal Court handed down its judgment in the case of Dégrèvement of the Immovable Property of Mrs Powell.

In response to international reforms in relation to ESG, the Jersey Financial Services Commission has issued a consultation on proposals to enhance disclosure and governance requirements...

Appleby has advised Santander on the transfer of their banking businesses in both Jersey and Isle of Man.

Jersey's position as one of the world's leading international finance centres has not been achieved without considerable effort and resolve

Jersey is outside the European Union and regarded as a "third country" for AIFMD purposes.

Stablecoins are emerging as one of the most influential developments in private markets, providing new opportunities for liquidity, efficiency and investor access across the alternative investment landscape.

Jersey first became a member of the SEPA in 2015, when legislation was passed enabling payments in Euros to be made by Jersey banks direct to and from other member banks.

It has been said that sometimes one spends so much time looking at the door that is closing that one does not see the door that is open. For Jersey the door that is closing is the UK as the benefits of offshore structures have been almost completely stripped away for UK domiciled persons.

The Channel Islands have long demonstrated that they can handle change and have a history of embracing the opportunities that come through change.

The recently submitted Draft Taxation (Partnerships – Economic Substance) (Jersey) Law 202- is expected to be approved on 29 June 2021.

On Thursday 23 June 2016, the British electorate voted to leave the European Union (EU). We are confident that Jersey's financial services industry will continue to be able to operate in both the UK and EU.