James Bergstrom is the architect of Ogier's renowned funds practice and recognised as one of the islands' leading funds specialists.

Over the first quarter of 2022, there have been a number of notices issued by the Cayman Islands regulatory authorities.

It is anticipated that the next phase of the Charities (Jersey) Law 2014 (the "Law") will be enacted on 1 May 2018, allowing entities to finally register as charities under the Law.

Foreign arbitral awards may be enforced relatively quickly and easily in the Cayman Islands and the Cayman Islands Courts are willing to assist with the recovery of judgment debts.

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Directors' duties are the duties owed by executive and non-executive directors to the companies to which they are appointed and are personal to each director.

While global mergers and acquisitions activity shrank to its lowest level in more than a decade in the first quarter of 2023, as rising interest rates, high inflation and fears of a recession...

The wide-ranging enforceability of an arbitration award is one of the major attractions for seeking to arbitrate against clients with assets in different jurisdictions.

A Reporting Cayman Islands Financial Institution (Reporting FI) for which 2015 is the first reporting period under US FATCA is required to provide a notification in respect of US FATCA on or before 10 June 2016.

Bradley Kruger is a partner in Ogier's Cayman team, and heads the firms Caribbean and Asia corporate practice. In this Q&A he explores the offshore perspective on blockchain and crypto-currencies.

Reports last week of the significant increase in corporate insolvencies and voluntary liquidations in England and Wales for Q2 demonstrate the combined impact of government COVID-19 support being withdrawn, soaring energy and fuel costs, ...

Are you protected against cyber threats? October is Cyber Security Month 2023 and to mark the occasion, client director Gavin Baxendale, who leads Ogier Regulatory Consulting's cyber security...

Please note this briefing does not take into account the new insolvency legislation changes from January 2020 and is in the process of being re-written.

The new formal complaint procedure is intended as a last resort, and complainants must show evidence that they have approached their neighbour...

No-one can predict the future, and it is foolhardy to try, but after nearly two years of the strangest of times most of us can remember, conversations are taking place among those in the Guernsey construction and property sectors.

Ogier's team continues to be at the forefront of Restructuring and Insolvency law, acting in two matters that have broken new ground in Guernsey recently.

In light of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the Comptroller of Revenue in Jersey has issued guidance to reassure companies which are temporarily unable to meet the tests set out in...

The Jersey Financial Services Commission now has the power to impose civil financial penalties for significant and material contraventions of the Codes of Practice and the AML/CFT Handbook.

The impact of data protection regulatory reforms strengthens the argument for tech-savvy NEDs in the boardroom, says Ogier partner Sara Johns.

With increasing frequency we are being asked by clients what they should be doing in relation to existing contractual arrangements in the face of Brexit.