02/19/2021
The firm's corporate team is 'well regarded for its handling of restructuring and acquisition matters', while the dispute resolution team has 'specialists in various areas so there are no gaps'.
02/19/2021
Chambers says Conyers continues to be noted as “an outstanding choice for transactional and contentious matters in the British Virgin Islands and Bermuda.”
02/19/2021
Lawyers from Carey Olsen's corporate team in Guernsey have advised Basalt Infrastructure Partners (Basalt) on the successful launch and final close of its latest fund, Basalt III, with commitments of US$2.75 billion Basalt III is the leading mid-mar
02/19/2021
Ranked in the top tier, BVI practice partner and the office's head of Finance Ray Wearmouth was observed by clients as one of the 'top individuals' in the market
02/19/2021
Although formations in the first two quarters of 2020 were somewhat flat owing to continued consolidation in the US healthcare space, the number of new formations accelerated in the third and fourth quarters.
02/18/2021
Carey Olsen advises Cordiant Digital Infrastructure on London Stock Exchange fund listing
Working alongside onshore counsel Gowling WLG led by investment funds partner John Reed, Carey Olsen advised on the Guernsey legal and regulatory aspects of the Guernsey-incorporated fund.
02/18/2021
Challenges and opportunities: how investment funds are weathering the pandemic
On the subject of funds launches, Jo moderated a discussion examining the difficulties of launching funds in the current climate and how to strategize accordingly.
02/18/2021
The Carlyle case - the final chapter
The Carlyle case is of particular relevance now, during the current climate of the Covid-19 pandemic
02/18/2021
The accreditation provides investors with the confidence that investments are being used for environmental purposes and are monitored against a recognised set of regulatory standards.
02/18/2021
The PCA also creates and sets out the obligations of the Financial Reporting Authority (FRA) which is the financial intelligence unit established in the Cayman Islands to receive, analyse and take action with respect to reports of suspicious activities.
02/18/2021
A witness who appears by audio-visual link must, as soon as is reasonably practicable after witnessing the signing of the Will
02/18/2021
Family businesses in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Asia in general, have always been a key factor in generating wealth
02/17/2021
Carey Olsen Singapore advises CN Energy on Nasdaq listing
The IPO raised US$20 million for the China-based manufacturer and supplier of wood-based activated carbon and a producer of biomass electricity.
02/16/2021
Costs in liquidation proceedings – does the failure to set aside a statutory demand subvert the general rule that costs follow the event?
The debtor can resist liquidation proceedings and, where the debtor can show that the debt is disputed on genuine and substantial grounds, the court will dismiss the application.
02/16/2021
Mourant is the leading advisor by assets to Jersey funds
This is a reflection of our extensive experience, technical rigour, deep resources and dedication to client service, built through many years of sustained growth and trusted relationships with our clients, who are our core focus.
02/16/2021
In the interview, he explains why the firm is uniquely placed to apply a global perspective to Luxembourg as a leading international investment domicile.
02/16/2021
Ogier is the first and longest-standing established international offshore firm in Luxembourg and is uniquely placed to apply a global perspective to Luxembourg as a leading international investment domicile.
02/16/2021
This multi-jurisdictional transaction was also supported by Senior Associate Rebecca Jack from Appleby’s BVI office and Associate Ann-Alecia Moore from Appleby’s Cayman Islands office.
02/16/2021
The Secret Luxembourg Base of Italy’s ’Ndrangheta Mafia
The intensely hierarchical and clannish ’Ndrangheta have fanned out across the world from their home base in southern Italy, often using family-based chain migration to get footholds in new markets.
02/16/2021
Over HK$8 billion from scam victims laundered through Hong Kong bank accounts in 2020: police sources
As the HK$8.33 billion in 2020 involved nearly 2,600 stop-payment requests from victims, police sources said thousands of Hong Kong bank accounts – both personal and business – were believed to have been used to collect and launder the funds.