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The Jersey Financial Services Commission (JFSC) recently published its findings from the Thematic Examination as regards compliance by relevant persons with the Money Laundering (Jersey)

Tokenisation has moved from pilots to production for investment funds. Leading commentators are predicting that tokenisation of real world assets will quickly scale to a multi-trillion market by 2030.

Following the surge of interest in 2006, the potential for listed investment funds, structured on the right model, remains strong. The stock exchange listing provides solutions to long-term commercial needs of both investment managers and investors.

One of the latest additions to Jersey’s variety of investment vehicles available to arrangers of funds is the Private Placement Fund ("PPF").

The procedure which governs the reinstatement of a dissolved Jersey limited company is contained in Article 213 of the Companies (Jersey) Law 1991.

Carey Olsen Starting Point Guides are intended as a general introduction and guide to different aspects of Jersey employment law.

In August 2016, the JFSC issued a consultation paper in relation to the proposed rationalisation and consolidation of Jersey's private fund and unregulated fund regimes.

The Jersey Financial Services Commission (JFSC) has announced its commitment to supporting the financial services industry in the design of a shared 'know your customer' (KYC) tool.

Private trust companies have been widely used in international structured finance transactions and are now used increasingly by high net-worth private clients.

Immigration Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of Jersey, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries

A unit trust provides high net worth families with a flexible vehicle for acquiring and holding a variety of investments and family assets.

Jersey's Control of Borrowing regime undergoes significant modernization, narrowing regulatory consent requirements and simplifying the framework for professional, institutional, and private capital structures.

The new Security Interests Law 2012 has been a long time coming.

The Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has had an unprecedented impact on businesses, economies and individuals. But governments and regulators around the world have responded impressively...

The UK's Register of Overseas Entities took effect on 1 August 2022.

This recent case is the first in which the Royal Court has made a wrongful trading order against a director of a Jersey company.