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For much of the past two years, China had an enviable record of keeping the pandemic at bay with its zero-COVID strategies. Nonetheless, the first half of 2022...

The ground-breaking English High Court decision JSC Mezhdunarodniy Promyshlenniy Bank v Pugachev [2017] has potentially introduced the concept of an "illusory trust", a rather different concept...

Indeed, cyber's omnipresence across multiple lines of business has been forcing the industry to re-evaluate its traditional approach to risk.

The Cayman Islands is positioning itself as a leading global reinsurance hub through regulatory evolution, private capital integration, and technological advancement. How is CIMA's principles-based framework adapting to emerging challenges like artificial intelligence, climate risk, and cross-border complexity while pursuing Qualified Jurisdiction status for enhanced US market access?

This guide explains what Guernsey legal opinions are and how they provide assurance that a Guernsey party has the legal capacity to enter into a transaction and that the relevant documents are valid, properly executed, and enforceable.

On 2 August 2017, the Industrial Court of Mauritius (Industrial Court) awarded a historic amount of MUR 100,000 [± USD 3,000] as security of costs. This decision is significant in three respects.

On 3 August, the move away from benchmarking against LIBOR and other interbank offered rates ("IBORs") will take its next step forward as the Bank of England publishes the new daily SONIA Compounded Index

The long awaited draft Finance Bill for 2013 has finally been published, providing further information as to the way UK residential properties valued at over £2 million will be taxed from April 2013 in the form of an increase in stamp duty (SDLT), the proposed annual charge (now called the Annual Residential Property Tax) and the extension of Capital Gains Tax on a disposal.

The twin, positive impacts of rising prices and much improved terms means that the hardening market environment isn't going away anytime soon...

As Bermuda takes the first tentative steps in its phased reopening plan, we review some of the key practical issues that employers must address as and when they are ready...

This report reviews the catastrophe bond and insurance-linked securities (ILS) market at the end of the third-quarter of 2022, looking at new risk capital issued and the composition of transactions completed during the quarter.

This year will see a return to growth for the ILS market, with a range of new products helping clients manage new risks more effectively, according to Brad Adderley, partner at Appleby.

Emerging challenges in digital assets continue to push the courts to develop their thoughts on historic concepts as they examine how best to catch up with this new asset class.

After much anticipation in the market, we are pleased to report that the Limited Liability Companies Bill 2015 (LLC Bill) was published in the Cayman Islands on 18 December 2015.

New rules mean third-party litigation funding has become acceptable in the Cayman Islands and Hong Kong in certain instances, opening up new investment opportunities for the growing number of hedge fund operating in the space.

The Cayman Islands Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Law (Law) grants to a person who is not party to a contract the ability to enforce rights and benefits expressly granted to such third party in the contract...

Section 238 of the Companies Act (2025 Revision) (the "Act") provides a statutory right for shareholders who dissent from a merger to be paid a judicially determined fair value for their shares in lieu...

In October 2020, the Royal Court handed down helpful guidance on the principles applicable to directions applications made by Guernsey liquidators and other similar office-holders, particularly when such applications are made ...