Managers of Wealth Offshore

Senior Consultant at HR Now achieves Chartered Fellow status

We are thrilled to see Karen receive this well-deserved recognition.

Carey Olsen advises on sale of Guernsey hospitality business, Randalls

Randalls owns and operates a brewery and distillery, retail outlets, an online store and 21 pubs, restaurants and hotels.

Appleby Advises Ever Fast Holdings Limited on Secondary Offering of Landsea Homes Corporation's Common Stock

As part of the offering, the underwriters have also been granted an option to purchase up to an additional 913,043 shares of common stock.

Jersey Court refines its approach to Beddoe applications

This decision builds on previous case law, including The F Charitable Trust [2017] (2) JLR 26

Carey Olsen advises LongGame Ventures on launch of longevity biotech fund

LongGame Fund I L.P. targets early-stage biotech startups with tech solutions for meaningful prolonging of life. Beyond funding

Third time's not the charm: Company loses on appraisal rights in short form mergers

The Privy Council upholds the decision of the Grand Court and the Court of Appeal that appraisal rights apply to short form mergers.

Sure and JT v GCRA: Bedell Cristin act in landmark regulatory appeal in Guernsey

The judgment set aside in its entirety the 2021 decision by the GCRA to fine JT and Sure a combined £3.4m for anti-competitive conduct in connection with the roll-out of 5G technology (£2.9m for Sure, and c. £440,000 for JT).

Appleby provides overview on BVI and Cayman Fintech laws and regulations in 2025

Each chapter of this guide provides information about the current issues affecting fintech in a particular country and addresses topics such as open banking, regulation of data, cryptocurrencies, blockchain, AI and Insurtech.

Impact of an Uncertificated Securities Market on the Constitutional Documents of Hong Kong Listed Offshore Issuers

Investors will have the capability to hold prescribed securities in their own names and in uncertificated form, thus granting them direct legal ownership of their securities electronically.

Overview of Fintech laws and regulations in BVI 2025

The BVI Financial Services Commission (FSC) is the regulatory authority responsible for financial services business in the British Virgin Islands (BVI).

Dentons to combine with leading law firm Griffiths & Partners in the Turks and Caicos Islands

Griffiths & Partners has been involved in the jurisdiction’s most high-profile civil and commercial litigation over the past decade.

Ogier's Rachel Huang recognised in China Business Law Journal's A–List 2024-25: Growth Drivers

Rachel has extensive experience in various corporate and capital markets matters

Ogier ranks as one of the best firms in Luxembourg for commercial litigation and employment law

Ogier in Luxembourg provides straight-to-the-point legal advice on banking and finance, corporate, digital assets

Landmark judgment: Privy Council confirms minority shareholders have dissent rights in short-form mergers

Most statutory mergers are 'long-form' mergers

Sirius Point Ltd. Secondary Offering and Repurchase

The offering also included the repurchase of 500,000 common shares by SiriusPoint at the public offering price

Top lawyer welcomes US beneficial ownership policy

The decision clashed with the UK’s drive to create beneficial ownership registers open to public scrutiny across its overseas territories, including Cayman.

Turning a Corner: What’s in Store for Private Assets

Private assets have dominated much of the alternative asset management discourse as of late.

Cayman Islands: Legitimate Interest Access of Beneficial Ownership

Legitimate Interest Access searches of the Beneficial Ownership Register must be specific and can only be conducted on the name of the Legal Person.

Legal 500 Family Law Country Comparative Guides 2024 - Jersey

Pursuant to Rule 9 of the Matrimonial Causes Rules 2005, service may be effected either personally or by post.

The interplay between insolvency and arbitration proceedings: an insight into developments across jurisdictions

In recent years, the interplay between arbitration clauses and winding up proceedings has come under scrutiny in various jurisdictions, with different courts arriving at different decisions.