Managers of Wealth Offshore

Belize loses US$19 mil appeal in US Supreme Court

Belize’s foreign reserves are not attachable, the Government of Belize maintains.

New company structure will lure tech start-ups to Luxembourg, says head of Ogier's corporate team

The new SARL-S company structure reduces minimum share capital and set-up costs, and is aimed at developing start-up activity in the tech sector within the jurisdiction.

BRRD - The Cyprus position - Harneys

In early 2013 the Cyprus banking sector was in severe difficulties.

Legal change ‘clears the way’ for new developments

The legal changes also altered the definition of setback to include the horizontal distance between the high water mark and the building.

Verdict due in art dynasty scion's French tax fraud case

French tax authorities believe that the Wildensteins grossly undervalued their estate to minimise inheritance taxes.

Alonso Charges Dropped As Tax Fraud Allegations Continue To Dog Barcelona Players

Alonso, a native of Spain, moved to Liverpool in 2004 but made a switch to Real Madrid in 2009.

High yield borrowers should use Channel Islands wisely

A growing number of European high yield bonds are being listed on the Channel Islands Securities Exchange to avoid onerous EU regulations.

Carey Olsen authors new legal reference book on British Crown Dependencies

It collects all the relevant rules in one place to which Richard has added detailed commentary and case references.

Why public must know who really owns a company

This move also ensures corrupt officials and politicians will be unable to award themselves through their families or cronies any government contracts.

Next battle brews in lawyers bill debate

The legislative meeting was initially scheduled for the second week in January, but was expected to be pushed back, possibly into February.

MALTA: Panama Papers scandal

The first move for such purpose was made just three days after Muscat took office as Prime Minister.

Tax cheats jailed for more than 730 years in 12 months alone, new figures reveal

HMRC took 679 fraudsters, company directors, accountants and gangsters to court

Tax Shelter Guru Gets $60 Million IRS Penalty And No Day In Court

Judge Valerie Caproni of the US District Court for the Southern District of New York has ruled that Mr. Larson does not get his day in court on the merits of the penalty, because he has not paid the whole thing.

Guidance for Directors registered with the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority

Once the Director has paid the surrender fee, CIMA will check its records to confirm that the Director is no longer listed as a Director on any Covered Entity.

Sagicor Bank To Take Case To Privy Council

The bank has said it still plans to ask the Privy Council to hear its case.

Webb woes mount as Fidelity Bank swoops to collect on Cayman property debt

He is currently on bail and under house arrest near Atlanta, Georgia.

Focus On Europe Trust Litigation In Switzerland

This raises a number of practical issues for Swiss judges and prosecutors, as they have to juggle both the rules governing the trust, and their own potentially conflicting legal and procedural concepts.

Statutory Demands in the Cayman Statutory Demands in the Cayman Islands

If the creditor is aware of a genuine dispute prior to the service of the demand, cost penalties may arise

St. Kitts and Nevis Citizenship by Investment Programme makes applications from families more accommodating

The changes are being implemented to better integrate applicants into the life of the Federation by supporting applications from families.

Ogier advising on proposed merger for major Asian Internet-of-Things firm

The transaction remains subject to the satisfaction of certain customary closing conditions, including shareholder approvals of both Pacific and Borqs.