The BVI Commercial Court granted further relief on 28 May in the Nam Tai litigation to stop rival arbitration proceedings commenced in Hong Kong.

At the end of August 2023, the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority updated its guidance on the use of e-KYC by Financial Service Providers.

As We Are Guernsey reports that investment flows between Guernsey and the United States are growing, Ogier's Guernsey team believes that Guernsey's private equity regime provides...

There's a promising outlook for commercial property in Guernsey in 2016, says Ogier partner Martyn Baudains.

On 7 August 2020, the Luxembourg supervisory authority for the financial sector, the CSSF, updated its frequently asked questions (the FAQ)...

A long-running court battle over the "gig economy" has ended with the UK Supreme Court upholding self-employed workers' rights – and may have knock-on effects in the Channel Islands.

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations, in particular the "E" and the "S", are working their way into the legal profession in ways that go far beyond the traditional CSR efforts

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the economic climate has led to litigation funds becoming more topical and in demand than ever, providing clients with the opportunity to access justice...

Buying a property with a partner is not always as straightforward as you might think, says Ogier's Lindsey Power.

Sweeping Planning changes demanding full biodiversity surveys for hundreds of Planning applications each year have the potential to delay even minor projects – and could shut down work completely...

With Comic Relief's Red Nose Day back today there has never been a better time to think about a charitable legacy in your will.

The termination of an employment contract is often described as being like a divorce if things don't go well; particularly so when post termination restrictions are involved.

Following the publication of three circular letters in December 2021 introducing new prudential and AML/CFT reporting requirements, the Luxembourg

Parallel investment funds have increasingly become a preferred structure for sophisticated private equity fund managers seeking to access capital with multi-jurisdictional solutions.

In an effort to tackle the current climate change crisis, Luxembourg was the first jurisdiction in the world to launch a fully dedicated green securities exchange in September 2016...

The Luxembourg government has announced a decrease of the income tax rate for companies whilst it also proposes inter alia an increase of the minimum net wealth tax and other tax measures for individuals.

In the closing days of last year the British Virgin Islands (BVI) enacted its long-awaited Virtual Asset Service Providers Act 2022 (the VASP Act)

Last year saw a resurgence in listed companies incorporated in the Cayman Islands, with links to Asia, de-listing from global stock exchanges.

The powers of the Jersey Financial Services Commission (JFSC) to impose civil financial penalties for significant and material contraventions of the Codes of Practice were extended on 26 October 2018 to apply to "principal persons" of registered persons.

Rumours that a company is in the zone of insolvency may create a race to the assets, with potential creditors or interested parties commencing proceedings ...