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Avoiding "shirtsleeves to shirtsleeves" in three generations is a challenge for all wealthy families. One tried and tested solution to preserving and enhancing family wealth is the family office.

A Jersey cash box structure is a well-established financing tool for facilitating access by UK listed companies ("PLCs") to immediate funding by way of a convertible bond issue.

This article provides a summary of Appleby listing agent services in the Channel Islands, and also offers an introduction to listing Sustainability-Linked Bonds on The International Stock Exchange ("TISE").

On 19 June 2026, Jersey introduced a corporate administration regime through the Companies (Jersey) Amendment No. 2 Law 2026.

In the recent Eastern Caribbean Court of Appeal (CoA) decision in BEC Limited v A2 and A1[1] the CoA clarified the position concerning whether a High Court judge's refusal to set aside...

Changes to the Companies Law in 2022 have increased the options available to creditors of insolvent Jersey companies...

When the Conservative Party announced their proposal to abolish the existing non-dom regime in March 2024, there was an audible sharp intake of breath from clients and practitioners across the tax, private client and trust industries.

The recent economic difficulties have given wider prominence to the uses and importance of compromises and schemes of arrangement, for both solvent and insolvent companies and groups.

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

The Companies (Jersey) Law 1991 (the "Law") allows a company registered in a foreign jurisdiction to migrate from its home jurisdiction to Jersey provided that the laws of the foreign jurisdiction allows it to do so.

As the world faces a financial recession of an even larger magnitude than we saw in the aftermath of the financial crisis of 2007-09 and lockdown restrictions begin...

This article was produced by Sam Sturrock of Collas Crill and Shervin Binesh of Sanne for Jersey - First for Finance, published by The Times Group on behalf of Jersey Finance.

Article 114(1) of the Companies (Jersey) Law 1991, as amended, defines a distribution, in relation to a company, as “every description of distribution of the company’s assets to its members as members, whether in cash or otherwise.”

The United Kingdom government has recently finished a first round of consultation on a proposed new regime allowing overseas companies to re-domicile to the UK.

Jersey's economic substance regime has been in existence for nearly three years now. On the one hand its scope has recently been expanded to include partnerships as well as self-managed corporate funds...

The Trusts (Amendment No.6) amends Jersey’s trusts legislation to enshrine in statute the existing Jersey case law provisions in relation to mistake and ‘the rule in Hastings-Bass’.