Managers of Wealth Offshore

Ogier advises Geely Automobile on listing on Shanghai stock exchange

The Ogier corporate team was led by partner Nathan Powell

Collas Crill Recognised in Global Restructuring Review's Top 100

The write-up also highlights Collas Crill's rapid growth since its inception in 2011 and includes a selection of the high-profile cases the firm has worked on across its jurisdictions, with particular mention of the firm's growing team in Cayman

Walkers Advises Duddell Street Acquisition Corp. on the Listing of its US$175 Million SPAC

Cayman Islands partner Andrew Barker, Hong Kong partner Jo Lit and Legal Manager Kevin Ho advised the company on the Cayman Islands law aspects

Barbados Needs a Mix of Legal Skills

Their skills set range from artist to social activist… from people interested in company law to people interested in human rights and the third sector. Barbados today needs a mix of all legal skills,” he stated.

We're Coming Home: Grand Court Confirms The Primacy Of Insolvency Proceedings In A Cayman Company's Home Jurisdiction

The HK Petitions were listed to be heard in August and September respectively and the Company petitioned for its own winding up in the Cayman Islands immediately before the first of the HK Petitions was to be heard.

Walkers Insolvency & Dispute Resolution Practice Retains Top 20 Ranking in The GRR 30 2020

Walkers continues to be the highest ranked offshore law firm on the list, at 19, and scored 551 points this year, ranking just behind Allen & Overy (557) and Linklaters (554).

Appleby Advises Transtech Optelecom Science Holdings Limited on its Transfer of Listing from GEM to the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange

The Group is principally engaged in manufacturing and sales of optical fibres, optical fibre cables, optical cable cores and other related products.

Carey Olsen (BVI) L.P.

Following registration and in accordance with the Law, the partners of CO BVI L.P. will have limited liability and, generally, are not liable for CO BVI L.P.’s debts or losses.

Flexibility and inspiration: Why our workplace works for women

Ogier's flexible working policy and culture has allowed me to maintain a healthier work-life balance.

A long way from home: The Hong Kong Court highlights the difficulties of winding up foreign companies

The Hong Kong Court noted that, absent good reason for the foreign company to be wound up in Hong Kong

The fatal Application Test: BVI Court of Appeal strikes out derivative appeal as a nullity

That is precisely what happened to the appellants – appealing the grant of derivative permission - in the recently handed down decision in Harvest Network Ltd v CHC Investment Holdings Ltd.

Cayman Islands Private Funds Law: Guidance on “Non-Fund Arrangements”

The Law commenced on 7 February 2020 and provides for the registration of certain closed-ended entities (private funds) with CIMA.

We're coming home: Grand Court Confirms the Primacy of Insolvency Proceedings in a Cayman Company's Home Jurisdiction

The Company’s restructuring proposal contemplated that proceeds from a “white knight” investor were to be used, amongst other things, to fund a creditors’ settlement and to invest in new business lines to enable the Company to cont

A Lesson in Captives

Although not every country within the Latin America region is excelling, Colombia and Mexico are leading the way.

Research shows growing importance of diversity and inclusion post-pandemic

The patterns, identified through the research, provide a unique insight into the strength of feeling placed on the importance of D&I within the investment funds industry

Walkers Advises Duddell Street Acquisition Corp. on its IPO