ArticleMakemytrip Limited Raises Usd 200 Million Through A Zero Percent Interest Coupon BondThe offering was upsized from a previous offering of USD 175 million in aggregate principal amount of the Notes.MauritiusFinance and BankingAppleby
ArticleMauritius Exits The Grey List Of The Financial Action Task ForceAt its plenary meeting held on 21st of October 2021, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) concluded that Mauritius is no longer subject to increased monitoring by the FATF. In its public statement, the FATF highlighted the following:MauritiusGovernment, Public SectorAppleby
ArticleYue Tue Fee L.A.R. And Anor V JMS Aluminium Ltd 2022 SCJ 107The Supreme Court of Mauritius, sitting in its appellate jurisdiction, brought clarifications on the circumstances in which a Mise-en-Demeure would not be required.MauritiusLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationAppleby
ArticleAppleby Mauritius Quarter One Newsletter 2024As we navigate through this dynamic year, Appleby's first Mauritius newsletter of 2024 sees our team share some significant developments...MauritiusStrategyAppleby
ArticleMauritius To Embrace Blockchain TechnologyThe adoption of blockchain will represent a total shift from the traditional business dealings in Mauritius, by placing trust and authority in a decentralised network.MauritiusTechnologyAppleby
ArticleCorporate Governance In MauritiusIn his Budget Speech presented on the 8 June 2017, the Prime Minister of Mauritius unveiled a three year Strategic Plan to support the Government's medium-term and long-term objectives.MauritiusWealth ManagementAppleby
ArticleSeychelles To Introduce Framework For Regulation Of Virtual Assets And Virtual Asset Service ProvidersThe Seychelles National Anti-Money Laundering and the Financing of Terrorism Committee (NAC) has launched the consultation phase for the proposed framework for regulations of Virtual Assets (VA)...SeychellesCorporate/Commercial LawAppleby
ArticleEnforcing Foreign Judgments Delivered By A Superior Court Of The United KingdomUntil the decision of the Supreme Court in Sumputh v Holborn College Limited 2012 SCJ 193 (Sumputh), it was understood that a judgment creditor which sought to enforce a judgment delivered by a superior court of the United Kingdom could avail itself of any of the following three pieces of legislation namely...United KingdomWealth ManagementAppleby
ArticleOffshore Trusts With UK Beneficiaries Will Be Captured Under 4AMLDThe arm of the UK Government is likely to extend into offshore trusts where they contain UK tax paying beneficiaries.United KingdomWealth ManagementAppleby
ArticleIn The Courts In 2017: An Appleby Review Of Offshore Court DecisionsIt is once again time for Appleby's round-up of significant decisions handed down by the courts of our various jurisdictions in the preceding year.WorldwideLitigation, Mediation & ArbitrationAppleby
ArticleEconomic Substance Q2 2021Our last quarterly update on the developments of the economic substance regimes in the British Virgin Islands, the Cayman Islands and Bermuda related largely to reporting procedures and deadlines...WorldwideStrategyAppleby
ArticleSummary Of Economic Substance Requirements In Bermuda, The British Virgin Islands And The Cayman IslandsNew regulations in Bermuda, the British Virgin Islands (BVI) and the Cayman Islands came into force at the start of 2019WorldwideStrategyAppleby
ArticleAppleby Advised Peak Reinsurance Holdings Limited And International Finance Corporation To Capitalise On Asian Reinsurance DemandAppleby has recently acted as Bermuda counsel for both Peak Reinsurance Holdings Limited and the International Finance Corporation in relation to the issuance of shares in Peak Re to IFC and Spinel Investments Limited of approximately US$550 million. WorldwideWealth ManagementAppleby
ArticleBermuda Monetary Authority Forms View On Cannabis Related RiskOn 12 November 2019 the Bermuda Monetary Authority (BMA) released a notice in response to an increase in enquires in respect of licencing to re/insure cannabis related risk and the recent legalization of cannabis in Canada.BermudaCannabis & HempAppleby
ArticleAppleby Bermuda Acted As Counsel To Matterhorn Re Ltd. On Its Fourth Catastrophe Bond Transaction Under The Sponsorship Of Swiss ReThe Matterhorn Series 2020-3 notes will provide Swiss Re with collateralised retrocession cover against US named storm losses, on an industry loss trigger and per-occurrence basis. BermudaCorporate/Commercial LawAppleby
ArticleAppleby Advises In A Structured Deal Of USD 325 MillionAppleby advised in a structured deal of USD 325 million 5.375 % secured notes due 2024 issued by Mauritius-based India BermudaFinance and BankingAppleby
ArticleAppleby Advises Miotal On Its De-SPAC Merger With Fifth Era Acquisition Corp IMiotal, a strategic metals platform controlling substantial inventories of technology-grade materials including ultrafine copper powder, nickel wire and rare earth metals, is set to list on NASDAQ through a merger with Fifth Era Acquisition Corp. I. The transaction, advised by Appleby's Band 1-ranked Corporate team, positions Miotal to monetize critical inputs across defense, semiconductor, energy and healthcare industries. Cayman IslandsCorporate/Commercial LawAppleby
ArticleAppleby Isle Of Man Contributes Guide On Insurance And ReinsuranceThe Q&A gives a high level overview of the market trends and regulatory framework in the insurance and reinsurance market; the definitions for a contract of insurance and a contract of reinsuranceIsle of ManInsuranceAppleby
ArticleSeychelles: Clarity On Treatment Of Virtual Asset Based Contract Of DifferencesThe Financial Services Authority (FSA) has determined that Contract for Differences (CFDs) with VA as the underlying asset should NOT be considered as a virtual asset service under the VASP Act.SeychellesTechnologyAppleby
ArticleAppleby Advises KKR On GBP 45 Million Acquisition Of Prometic BioseparationsAppleby acted as Isle of Man counsel to KKR & co., a leading global investment firm, on its acquisition of Prometic Bioseparations Ltd from Liminal BioSciences Inc. United KingdomCorporate/Commercial LawAppleby