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FocUS is Jersey Finance’s interview series centred on the US market. Read on to access the latest instalment.

On 22 December 2017, the Government of Jersey published a report containing the results of the business Brexit survey.

The Royal Court of Jersey’s approval of third party funding has given businesses and individuals in the Island improved access to justice.

The Chancellor has shown a strong commitment to tackling tax evasion and I look forward to hearing more detail behind his future plans in this regard in the Autumn Statement.

Updates to Jersey's Trusts Law, which include welcome clarity surrounding the disclosure of information to beneficiaries, help to ensure the island remains one of the world's leading international private wealth centres, according to leading Jersey trusts lawyer Siobhan Riley.

While EU jurisdictions will need to deal with the implementation of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD), Jersey-based managers and funds will be able to carry on business as usual.

Jersey’s company law framework is now even more compelling to international markets, thanks to a number of updates.

Asia-Pacific is now home to more HNW individuals than any other region.

Once the use of JPFs becomes effective, new applications under the older regimes will not be possible.

Access an article by Philip Pirecki, Americas Lead for Jersey Finance, who provides an interesting slant on tokenisation.

The Retail Distribution Review (RDR) represents a major change for the financial services industry.

New image rights legislation is set to be introduced in Guernsey by mid 2012 and this will be of benefit for high profile, wealthy individuals to protect their reputation. There may also be tax advantages.

Today our Jersey podcast series Let's Talk Law: Jersey, focusses on the impressive career of Partner John Bisson, who has been at Appleby for 51 years.

If individuals allocate just 10% of their retirement savings to alternatives over the next decade, the industry could grow by as much as US$3 trillion in assets. Find out more in a new report.

The States of Jersey's narrow decision to reject the proposed Jersey Infrastructure Levy is the right one, says Ogier construction law specialist Claire Smith.