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Briefing Summary:Our investment funds team outline the latest developments within the investment funds market in Bermuda, including updates to the Beneficial Ownership Regime...

A recent decision of the Eastern Caribbean Court of Appeal Appeal in WWRT Limited -v- Carosan Trading Limited and Boris Kaufman (BVIHCMAP 2022/0002)...

In the latest episode of the global Ablyazov litigation, the BVI Commercial Court's recent judgment in Joint Stock Company "BTA Bank" v Timur Sabyrbaev and ors BVIHCM 2021/0171 provides...

The relationship between arbitration clauses and winding up proceedings is a contentious issue in many jurisdictions and the debate shows no sign of abating.

In the complex world of offshore asset management, ensuring the security of one's interests becomes even more critical when the owner is incapacitated.

Disputes involving beneficiaries of STAR trusts are on the rise in the Cayman Islands, particularly as structures mature and families experiencing generational shifts in control wish to revisit...

As virtual assets continue to surge in global prominence, the regulatory landscape governing them becomes increasingly crucial.

Those who have spent even just a short time online in recent weeks will have likely seen many references to the sale and purchase of what might seem a strange new range of virtual assets - animated cats, short videos of celebrities, ...

Guernsey is a Crown Dependency. The Bailiwick of Guernsey (Guernsey, together with Herm, Sark, Alderney and the surrounding islets) is part of the British Isles but independent of the UK.

The UK's new "Qualifying Asset Holding Company" ("QAHC") regime, which came into effect on 1 April 2022, is one of the first proposals to result from the UK government's review of the UK funds regime...

Hybrid fund finance facilities are emerging in the Asia Pacific market as an increasingly popular product with significant commercial upside for both lenders and fund borrowers alike.

China presents huge opportunities for businesses targeting its vast, and increasingly affluent, domestic population. Here, Andrew Tually and Susan McKinstray,...

The growing number of high net worth individuals (HNWIs) in Asia, particularly in China, is leading to Singapore's continuing emergence as a jurisdiction...

There is no sell-out right in the 2008 Law for minority shareholders to be bought out.

Ever increasing life expectancy means increased longevity risk for pension schemes and their trustees. Historically, pension scheme trustees have had few options to address this risk which is now often the single biggest risk that trustees and the scheme sponsors face.

It is 56 years since Bob Dylan released his anthemic song "The Times They Are a-Changin'", but it still proves relevant in many areas of life, including financial crime.

Although the Jersey tax approval regime was amended substantially with effect from 1 January 2015, the Finance (2018 Budget) (Jersey) Law (the " Budget Law")...