Managers of Wealth Offshore

Carey Olsen specialists contribute to book

Mr Robinson said: "The book is an incredibly useful reference tool to the global trusts and private wealth sector

Hong Kong leads the way with its inaugural recognition of Mainland appointed Administrators

The Administrators sought the recognition order to stop the creditor from obtaining a garnishee order absolute and to preserve the Receivables for the benefit of all creditors.

BERMUDA: Pension Landscape To Shift Significally

The new laws have attracted much interest during their passage through the legislative process.

Reforms to Guernsey's insolvency laws one step closer

The introduction of insolvency rules will augment the new and existing legislation but also allow Guernsey to continually seek to update its procedures to deal with the practical issues arising in modern insolvency assignments.

Carey Olsen continues as leading legal adviser to Guernsey's investment funds industry

The findings of Monterey Insight follow the publication of the latest Chambers UK and Legal 500 UK rankings at the end of last year

JERSEY: Draft regulations to implement mandatory disclosure rules issued - Deloitte

The regulations are broadly in line with expectations following the end of the consultation period that ran to 15 November 2019

Update approved for Guernsey insolvency law

Key developments include changes to voluntary winding up by company members

Celebrating Success of Trainee Solicitor

Harry has been with the firm since May 2015 when he joined as a Paralegal

Appleby Bermuda Advised Sierra Ltd.

Appleby’s specialist Insurance & Reinsurance team provides advice on the establishment, regulatory compliance and business operations of (re)insurance companies

Appleby Bermuda Acted as Counsel to Matterhorn Re Ltd.

This represents Swiss Re’s exciting return to the cat-bond market in 2020 following the successful launch of its 2019-1 catastrophe bond, also through Matterhorn Re Ltd.

Changes proposed for Cayman funds

The Bill is expected to introduce a category of "restricted scope private funds"

Double Jeopardy: Breach of Sanctions or Contract?

Lamesa sought to argue that the risk of secondary sanction was not an express prohibition and that "mandatory" should mean "compulsory".

Grand Court opening: Chief justice laments court constraints

Smellie flags chronic shortage of criminal defence attorneys

Banks' (Quince) care duty to customers revisited

Unfortunately for banks there is little guidance on how far they need to go in protecting their customers' interests.

2020 heralds new insolvency law changes for Guernsey

The new changes are to be welcomed and have shown that Guernsey is a modern progressive jurisdiction

Why a will matters: Bahamian estate administration basics

In order to obtain the Grant of Probate, the executor is required to make an application submitting the original will to the Probate Registry of the Supreme Court.

Appleby Shortlisted as 'International Law Firm of the Year' in the Citywealth Magic Circle Awards 2020

In addition Hong Kong Counsel Vincent Chan has been nominated as Lawyer of the Year.

Delaware Courts lean towards market-based valuation approaches

The Judges recognised that legitimate debates over the inputs in a DCF valuation can undercut the reliability of that DCF model.

Clear, Fair and Sufficient Explanatory Statement of a Scheme of Arrangement

The Court noted the requirement under section 897(2) that the ES must “explain the effect of the compromise or arrangement”

Maples' Lawyers Lead in 2020 Legal 500 Caribbean Guide

Throughout the guide, clients endorsed the firm as a "market leader and market-setting firm in the Cayman Islands