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On 29 December 2023, the Minister for Finance signed the European Union (Credit Servicers and Credit Purchasers) Regulations 2023 (the "Regulations")...

The Residential Tenancies Board ("RTB") (formerly PRTB) was established back in 2004 by the Residential Tenancies Act 2004. Since 2015 in particular

From 4 April 2022 there is a requirement for all landlords, approved housing bodies (AHB) and operators of student specific accommodation (SSA), to register residential tenancies...

The introduction of a "knowledge development box" in Ireland from 1 January 2016 has further enhanced Ireland's intellectual property ("IP") tax regime and bolstered Ireland's reputation...

Partner Eoin O'Connor, consultant Niall Esler and associate Bill Laffan have provided detailed legal insight for Ireland's FinTech industry. Discussing the FinTech market, regulatory regimes, fund administors, technology, among other FinTech themes.

There is no doubt that enforced working from home (‘WFH') during the early stages of the pandemic has accelerated changes in the way we work.

There's something for both trust litigators and non-contentious practitioners in this recent judgment from Jersey's Royal Court, issued on 10 November ([2017] JRC 191).

Walkers has once again worked with ICLG to create the Jersey chapter of their Private Client guide for 2022.

As we break into Christmas party season, no doubt your inbox will be flooded with the familiar dos and don'ts of Christmas parties that are usually trotted out this time of year.

The Jersey Employment Forum has released a report and recommendation...

In the first four months of 2017, the Royal Court has considered a number of interesting cases relating to Jersey trusts.

The Financial Services (Disclosure and Provision of Information) (Jersey) Law 2020 (the "Registry Law") came into force on Wednesday 6 January 2021.

In our latest episode, partners Zoë Hallam & Julia Keppe interview partner Chris Hutley-Hurst and senior counsel Gemma Palmer from our Channel Islands Regulatory & Risk Advisory Group.

The insolvency regime in Jersey is an interesting mix of English law and Norman customary law influences.

Senior cousel Christopher Reed and associate Joseph Barker-Willis have provided legal commentary to Chambers and Partners on the key issues and developments in Jersey's FinTech market.

The introduction of the new BVI incubator fund product in June of this year has caught the attention of start-up fund managers.

M&A activity in the Cayman Islands is often related to the acquisition or listing of Cayman companies that are not regulated in the Cayman Islands.