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Why set up a holding company? In essence, holding companies are set up as an effective means of consolidating ownership of operating subsidiaries.

The Republic of Cyprus issued new decrees on 8 December 2014.

The Republic of Cyprus issued new decrees pertaining to the relaxation of restrictive measures on 25 October 2013.

As business and commerce grow there is a need for primary service providers to rely on and use secondary service providers...

This is a challenging situation for the BVI and its 30,000 residents, and our priority continues to be the well-being of all residents who remain in the BVI and those who are affected by the damage caused by Hurricane Irma.

The British Virgin Islands, known affectionately as the ‘BVI’, is the world’s pre-eminent offshore jurisdiction for company incorporations.

The Grand Court of the Cayman Islands recently delivered an important judgment on the principles governing judicial recusal, granting an application...

A Q&A guide to restructuring and insolvency law in Bermuda.

It is very common for shareholders of a company to seek information on the affairs of the company. Additionally, unsecured creditors of a company often lack information about the company as well as its financial status.

There was a distinct air of positivity and delight to be out and about networking again at the FIRE Starters Global Summit in Dublin. Once again the event was well attended by a wonderful and dynamic group of...

Partner Rachel Graham examines legislation regarding using BVI Companies for international listings in this guide.

The Insolvency Act 2003 is the BVI’s all-encompasses insolvency law that deals with both companies and individuals, although none these guides will deal with bankruptcy and issues relating to individuals. As its name suggests, the Act only deals with regimes for insolvencies such as the liquidation of insolvent companies, and regimes for solvent companies are outside its scope. Thus, voluntary liquidations of solvent companies continue to be governed by the Companies Act.

British Virgin Islands companies are employed in geographically diverse corporate structures, with the effect that challenging global economic conditions have continued to dampen the mergers and acquisitions environment involving BVI companies.

On 5 July 2013 Cyprus transposed the AIFMD by means of legislation, the Law 56 I/2013.

The Insolvency Act 2003 is the BVI’s all-encompasses insolvency law that deals with both companies and individuals, although none these guides will deal with bankruptcy and issues relating to individuals. As its name suggests, the Act only deals with regimes for insolvencies such as the liquidation of insolvent companies, and regimes for solvent companies are outside its scope. Thus, voluntary liquidations of solvent companies continue to be governed by the Companies Act.

This Cayman guide to ship finance provides an overview of the key shipping-related issues, legal system and laws in Cayman, and explores the following questions: