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Cayman has faced an increased regulatory burden as a result of a global drive for transparency and wider information exchange

The Beneficial Ownership Transparency Act, 2023 and the Beneficial Ownership Transparency Regulations, 2024 (together, the Regime) came into effect in the Cayman Islands on 31 July 2024.

The Cayman Islands has recently introduced two regulations under the Beneficial Ownership Regime which relate to: circumstances where persons with "legitimate interests" can apply for access to beneficial...

Passion assets, including art, classic cars, jewellery and watches, fine wine, yachts, and aircraft, represent a unique segment of private wealth.

Welcome to the Collas Crill Caribbean Brief – a concise round-up of significant recent decisions and legal developments affecting offshore and cross-border litigation.

Welcome to Collas Crill's insolvency year in review of 2021, where we reflect on insolvency developments from last year, both within our firm and across the industry in the jurisdictions in which we operate.

As a leading international finance centre, Jersey has sophisticated and robust measures to prevent, identify and remedy fraud. The Jersey Court has consistently and repeatedly sent a clear message...

Special purpose acquisition companies ("SPACs") or "cash shells" are back in fashion. We are seeing greater interest than ever before in the use of these vehicles.

Trusts are intended to endure, often across generations. However, circumstances change: family dynamics evolve, assets are sold, restructured or decrease in value, beneficiary needs shift, tax regimes change.

Granted, the Marks & Spencer reference may have worked slightly better prior to their recent cyber difficulties but, when is a trustee not just a trustee? When it's a private trust company (PTC)...

In April 2022, new charities legislation in Guernsey came into force, replacing the Charities and Non Profit Organisations (Registration) (Guernsey) Law 2008 which previously regulated charities...

It came as quite a shock for a sexist exchange to take place between the FA’s Chief Executive, Richard Scudamore, and another, and for it to be made public.

Saisie is the customary procedure in Guernsey whereby a creditor can enforce against the real property of their debtor and ultimately have the realty vested in them in order to satisfy the debt. This enforcement process relates to all of the debtor's realty in Guernsey.

Collas Crill is the headline sponsor of Art for Guernsey's eagerly awaited exhibition, A Renaissance of Victor Hugo - the first fully fledged exhibition to be hosted in the new Mansell Street gallery.

With Guernsey’s new Foundations law coming into effect back in January 2013, Guernsey now has the full ‘toolkit’ of fiduciary structures for wealth planning needs.

With 6 partners, 60 staff and a strong reputation for litigation, family, property and commercial work, Jersey law firm Crill Canavan has developed over nearly 20 years. Why is it now bridging the short stretch of water between St Helier and St Peter Port with a pan-island merger?

Jersey vehicles are popular entities for asset holding structures and therefore lending institutions are often asked to put in place debt structures for Jersey vehicles.

On 30 March 2011, the UK Ministry of Justice announced that the UK Bribery Act 2010 ("the Act") will enter into force on 1 July 2011.