Managers of Wealth Offshore

BVI Court grapples with principles of foreign law in enforcing multiparty arbitral award

None of the grounds for refusing enforcement having been made out, the Court allowed the award to be recognised and enforced in the BVI.

Fidelity pays up on pension withdrawals

Fidelity refused to reveal how much it had paid out since government amended the law to allow people access to their pension accounts to help them navigate the economic fallout and job losses as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Corbett Le Quesne shortlisted for Family Law Awards

The Family Law Awards is the biggest event of its kind in the UK and Corbett Le Quesne has been shortlisted for the Family Law Firm of the Year: South

Businessman prepares legal challenge to the CCA

"The CCA are expected to act proportionately, but many people believe that they have not done this.

The Bahamas Industrial Tribunal launches Bahamas’ first smart court

The services the Tribunal has introduced over the past year have been nothing short of groundbreaking.

Cayman Islands Update: Economic Substance Guidance Notes V3.0 Issued

The ES Law and Guidance reflect both the Cayman Islands' ongoing adherence to global standards as one of over 135 countries and jurisdictions committed to the OECD's Inclusive Framework on BEPS, and commitments made by the Cayman Islands to the

Ogier acts on Guernsey's high value property transactions

Last month saw the highest number of local market houses and flat exchanges in 2020 to date.

The new Limited Partnership Fund Law in Hong Kong: what you need to know

Offshore jurisdictions such as the Cayman Islands have recently introduced legislation addressing some of the international pressure to address Base Erosion and Profit Shifting.

Collas Crill Explains… Payment of Dividends and Distributions by a Guernsey Company

The 'maintenance of capital' rule is significantly relaxed in Guernsey, allowing for dividends and distributions to paid from a far wider range of sources.

Ogier advises EDP on €2.7 billion acquisition in Viesgo

They provided legal and tax assistance on the Luxembourg aspects of the transaction.

Boutique corporate and finance law firm launches in Jersey

Kirsten Faichnie joins the practice as a Consultant.

Rui Pinto Football Leaks trial starts in Portugal

Rui Pinto's house arrest was lifted last month

Licence of Maltese wealth company revoked

After it provided the regulator with ‘false, inaccurate and misleading information’

Private Bank Freezes Angolan Money

Geneva's prosecutor is pursuing an Angolan businessman suspected of money laundering. Banque Syz has frozen hundreds of millions as a result of the investigation.

Jersey urges EU nationals to apply to Settlement Scheme

“The impact of Covid-19 will have been a key focus for islanders over the past few months. However, the need for EU nationals to apply remains unchanged, and it is important that anyone wishing to remain on the island from next year applies to the s

Boutique law firm launches in Jersey

A new boutique law firm specialising in corporate and finance matters has launched in Jersey.

FIAU warning: lawyers can launder criminal monies through sham litigation

Watch out for fabricated civil claims on debts and start asking questions, FIAU tells lawyers

Accessible premises and disability discrimination

Jersey's discrimination legislation has been extended so that businesses, service providers and those managing and letting premises are required to take reasonable steps to avoid disadvantaging people with disabilities in relation to the accessibilit

Bahamian launches region’s first aviation law firm

Before opening his own firm, Boyer-Cartwright was a senior partner at the country’s oldest law firm where he specialized in aviation, real estate and Administration of Estates.

ZEDRA supports the States of Guernsey with the incorporation of a new Social Investment Fund

ZEDRA act as Registered Agent for the fund and provide a registered office and ongoing company secretarial support.

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