10/30/2020
Property, employment, family, private client, commercial and corporate law are all experiencing some increase in activity—with personal injury litigation as the outlier
10/25/2020
Currently, the entire market is under stress and that will continue, probably until the latter part of 2021.
10/23/2020
The pandemic's effects have been unevenly spread around the globe. In some regions, including Australasia, the Caribbean and mainland Europe, most respondents reported no change in business levels.
10/22/2020
Another “common sign of suspicion is one in which a client attempts to avoid attention from the authorities by making several deposits below $10,000, which is the automatic reporting threshold.”
10/20/2020
On a positive note, it is opined that the crisis may create new opportunities for corporate service providers: “Restructuring, refinancing, and disputes work will be in high demand”.
10/19/2020
Entering September, the market remains strong and confident and property prices do not seem to have been adversely effected by COVID-19 whatsoever and there are no signs of the market slowing down beyond the autumnal norm.
10/19/2020
On 13 October 2020, the Irish Minister for Finance delivered the Irish Budget 2021. The stated objective of the Budget is to address the twin challenges of COVID-19 and Brexit. The total fiscal package announced of €17.75 billion is the largest eve
10/15/2020
Guernsey offers continuity, stability, and certainty - valuable commodities during such troubling times, commodities that are as attractive to principles of family offices as they are to managers of private capital.