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On 22 January 2026, the States Assembly adopted the Cyber Security (Jersey) Law (the Law), marking a significant step in formalising Jersey’s cyber resilience framework.

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

In Jersey, a director can be disqualified if their conduct makes them 'unfit to be concerned in the management of a company'.

A private trust company ("PTC") is a privately owned incorporated Jersey or non-Jersey company that operates as a trust company.

The Jersey Financial Services Commission has published its final guidance note in relation to Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs). The guidance note follows in the wake of several high profile crypto ventures...

Innovative Platform Funds can provide a valuable gateway for funds business between Jersey and India, facilitating both inward-bound and outward-bound investments connected to India.

The call for changes in the way that alternative fund boards are constituted is becoming increasingly evident in the opinions being expressed by investors.

As reported in a previous briefing (Channel Islands Funds Quarterly Update: Q4 2019), the Government of Jersey has been consulting with stakeholders on the introduction of...

With increasing regulation and tougher penalties, KYC (Know Your Client) has been central to financial services industry compliance standards for many years. However, with several recent high profile cases in the media, once again, this is a hot topic of conversation.

A Jersey Expert Fund is the jurisdiction's flagship regulated fund product. It is attractive for non-retail schemes, whether joint ventures, hedge funds, private equity vehicles or other schemes aimed at "Expert Investors".

Virtual currency trading value and volume is soaring globally, but regulating virtual currencies and those who provide virtual currency exchange services (Exchangers) is challenging.

As of 1 July 2021, the economic substance legislation in Jersey and Guernsey will apply to newly-formed partnerships.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) has meant that governments in the Crown Dependencies have imposed lockdown orders on homes and businesses.

Major changes to the legislation empowering the Jersey Financial Services Commission (JFSC) to impose civil penalties came into force on 12 of March 2026 and could have a significant impact...

This article summarises the key benefits of a JPUT, compares a JPUT to the proposed UK REIT and outlines the regulatory framework in Jersey for the establishment of a JPUT.

A trust is a legal arrangement by which one person (the "settlor") transfers legal ownership of his assets to one or more other persons (the "trustee(s)") who are required to hold those assets (the "trust fund") for the benefit of other persons (the "beneficiaries").

The Companies (Jersey) Law 1991 (the "Law") came into force on 30 March 1992. Since that date, the Law has been periodically amended