Managers of Wealth Offshore

Jamaica promoting both diversification, divestment

Preparing for post-COVID-19 world

Private investors and family offices’ response to the COVID-19 crisis

Could private investors become pivotal as part of an eminent wave of “private stimulus efforts” to fight the COVID-19 crisis?

Crown Dependencies establish important COVID-19 loan guarantee schemes

The schemes will be operated initially by a number of banks across Guernsey, Jersey and the Isle of Man, including Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds, RBSI/NatWest/Isle of Man Bank, Santander and Conister.

Covid-19 And The Mauritius Justice System: How Will This Pandemic Affect Court Work?

They will re-shape not just the healthcare sector but also the economy, the politics and judiciary of many countries.

Labuan FSA confirms relief measures for registered companies

Labuan IBFC, Asia’s leading midshore jurisdiction, is home to more than 16,000 entities.

Canadian - Jamaican foreign ministers joint statement

Joint statement by Canadian and Jamaican Foreign Ministers, following their chairing of a historic meeting of the UN Group of Friends on SDG Financing.

A world in shock

The COVID-19 epidemic has morphed into a global shock that will inevitably cause deep recessions in many economies.

Industry support to Guernsey businesses affected by COVID-19 measures

Experts from BDO and KPMG, alongside the GIBA committee, have collaborated to compile a set of frequently asked questions that business owners can refer to.

Covid-19 Government Support for Guernsey Businesses

This scheme is being established by the States in conjunction with the governments of both Jersey and the Isle of Man and will initially be offered by Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds and RBSI/NatWest.

Cayman Court successfully responds to COVID-19 challenges

That's the view of Ogier partner Jennifer Fox who appeared in the hearing, which was held via video-link with the judge presiding from the United Kingdom.

COVID-19’S Impact on AGMS – Strategies to Consider

Although the world may be on pause to contain the spread of covid-19, annual general meetings (AGMs) season is upon us.

Shareholder Activism During COVID-19

COVID-19 is continuing to create challenges on a global scale for those businesses, and Boards are being constantly required to react and address the impact that they represent to business continuity.

Accounting and financial reporting implications around COVID-19

Many tax authorities have announced changes to tax reporting and payment deadlines and other Governmental authorities have announced changes to regulatory reporting deadlines and payment deadlines.

COVID-19 and the Conveyancing Court

In line with the States of Guernsey advice around the full Island lockdown, the Courts have reviewed their activity.

COVID-19 Cayman Islands Update: Funds and Term ABS Loan Facility

On 23 March 2020, the Federal Reserve announced it is re-establishing the Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility.

Isle of Man fishing industry to receive financial support during unprecedented coronavirus situation

Action is required to protect the industry infrastructure, such as vessels and processing factories which, due to the immediate and devastating impacts on markets, are under threat, with many local businesses facing an uncertain future.

Managing Your Cayman Business and Transactions During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Cayman currently has a soft curfew in place which requires all non-essential workers to “shelter in place” other than for very limited purposes.

Appleby launches Offshore Business Update for covid-19 gov't responses

"The coronavirus pandemic has created unprecedented circumstances for business operations globally, including the offshore jurisdictions in which we operate," said Cameron Adderley, global practice group head of corporate at Appleby.

Covid-19: Protecting data whilst working from home

Data protection will have been the last thing on many individuals' minds.

Alderney wants to relax lockdown

In the past month the Civil Contingencies Authority has passed 45 directions to control the movement of people and restrict the spread of the virus, resulting in the Bailiwick-wide 'lockdown'.