Digitisation in the asset management industry is picking up pace. BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, recently launched its first tokenised fund.

A change to Jersey’s legislation will help bolster the jurisdiction’s standing as a centre for hedge fund business, according to Jersey Finance.

The value of funds being administered in Jersey rose to a record level at the end of 2016, the latest figures to be published by the jurisdiction's financial regulator have shown.

Recent years have continued to show an increase in the use of Jersey companies listing on the London Stock Exchange (LSE).

Following a high-profile debate on Tuesday 1 May 2018 the UK House of Commons passed a set of amendments to the Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Bill that brought the issue of beneficial owners of companies ...

Jersey Finance and the Jersey Funds Association have disproved ALFI claims that the Channel Islands are "not faring very well" in a post-AIFMD climate.

Jersey has been named ‘Best International Finance Centre' for the third year running at the Annual WealthBriefing European Awards 2025, in recognition of the jurisdiction's global reach, innovative approach and standing as a high-calibre provider of private wealth services

Jersey Finance has launched new research to an audience of business leaders and politicians in London this week, which found that Jersey's finance industry facilitates almost €190bn of foreign investment into the EU (excluding the UK) supporting in the order of 88,000 jobs across those EU Member States.

The signing of a tax information exchange agreement (TIEA) between Jersey and Switzerland has been welcomed by Jersey Finance as a significant enhancement to Jersey’s relationship with another major International Finance Centre (IFC)

A high-profile debate took place yesterday in the UK House of Commons and considered a set of amendments to the Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Bill.

The Brexit negotiations will be monitored closely by Jersey Finance, but they will not affect Jersey's position as an international finance centre of excellence.

​A series of new Laws and Regulations, proposed by the Minister for External Relations, were successfully passed by the States Assembly yesterday [6 December 2018].

A rise in high value real estate and private equity funds targeting UK, continental European and global assets have been structured through Jersey in recent months, providing evidence of Jersey’s growing appeal as an alternative investment funds domicile.

Jersey's competitiveness as a jurisdiction in which to establish funds has been enhanced with the introduction of a new regulatory framework for private funds.

The number of Jersey-registered fund managers marketing into Europe through national private placement regimes (NPPRs) under the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD) continued to rise during 2016...

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New legislation designed to strengthen Jersey's capabilities to fight financial crime was introduced last week.

Following the decision of the Hong Stock Exchange to approve Jersey as a jurisdiction of incorporation for admission to the Exchange, the first Chinese business held through a Jersey company has been listed successfully.

Details around Jersey's newly-launched fund framework have been welcomed by UK fund practitioners at the Jersey Finance Annual Funds Conference in London this week.

In particular, the alternative asset classes grew 15% annually. Hedge fund business grew by 31% year-on-year, real estate funds business was up by 16% annually, and private equity maintained a steady yearly increase of 2%.