A new structure has successfully launched under the Guernsey Green Fund kitemark, marking another world first for Guernsey. The newly incorporated Protected Cell Company has marked a significant milestone...

Guernsey has reaffirrmed its position as a cell company leader over the past 12 months with considerable growth in its insurance sector.

Guernsey Finance’s Fiona Le Poidevin looks at the creation of the Guernsey Foundation and what it offers that makes it different to other private client solutions.

The last 12 months have been a period of change for Guernsey.

Ogier's William Simpson and Val Rouse outline some of Guernsey's fund structures and how the evolving regulatory landscape maintains Guernsey as a premier domicile.

A new US$150 million Guernsey closed-end, registered fund that will invest in rare and classic cars has moved out of the pits and on to the starting grid.

More Guernsey-incorporated companies are listed on the markets of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) than any its competitor finance centres, according to data direct from the market authority.

Our investment funds team outline the latest developments in the investment funds market in Guernsey including the new sustainable initiatives introduced by the GFSC...

The world's first hybrid vehicle for use in the insurance-linked securities (ILS) sector will lead to increased simplicity and efficiency for ILS fund managers ...

It is no great secret that the global financial crisis has had a severe negative impact on the property market.

Guernsey has more than 50 years' experience of providing financial services to clients from around the world.

Tom Carey and Ben Morgan of Carey Olsen tell HFMWeek how Guernsey has maintained its solid reputation following the implementation of AIFMD.

There has been much handwringing of late over the choice of domicile for fund structures.

Following Guernsey's commitment to establish a central register of beneficial ownership it has made two formal declarations relating to the exchange of that information with other jurisdictions.

Guernsey has a rich heritage of some 40 years in the investment funds business. Over these years the Island’s funds industry has changed markedly – evolving from a sector dominated in the 1980s and 1990s by open-ended equity funds to one in which there has been a significant increase in closed-ended alternatives.

Guernsey Finance plans to build on its connections with London in 2018, including seeking to appoint a permanent London-based representative for the first time.

Guernsey has signed a bilateral Tax Information Exchange Agreement (TIEA) with South Africa, taking the total number of TIEAs signed by the Island to 22.

Whilst the EU and UK's messy divorce continues to unfold, IQ-EQ Chief Commercial Officer in Guernsey, Jacques Vermeulen, explains why the island has remained a dependable home for financial services.

A discussion on Guernsey's recently implemented its own foundations law.

Experience, expertise and solid regulation are just some of the reasons why Guernsey's reputation as a major investment funds domicile continues to grow.