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Tax update – taxation of directors’ fees

Iceland's Islandsbanki could be sold within weeks - paper

Icelandic lender Islandsbanki could be sold to investors from the Middle East and China within weeks, daily newspaper Visir reported on Friday, quoting the head of the board responsible for winding up failed bank Glitnir, from which Islandsbanki was creat

Permit Companies: An alternative to incorporation by Kendall Evans., Appleby

The traditional, and the most frequently used, method for an overseas company to establish a presence in Bermuda is to do so by incorporating a Bermuda subsidiary.

Bermuda Builds on ILS Success by Tim Faries, Appleby

Bermuda has firmly established itself as the market leader and domicile of choice for insurance-linked securities

Appleby Bermuda Tops 2015 Citywealth ‘Leaders List’ with Most Bermuda Professionals

Firm wide, 13 Appleby professionals were included on the 2015 Leaders List

Citywealth Names 13 Appleby Professionals in its 2015 ‘Leaders List’

The Appleby lawyers and professional specialists were recognised across three sections in the List—Lawyers, Power Women, and Trustees—as well as specific practice areas including Contentious Trusts and Landed Estates & Property.

Conyers partner takes part in Who’s Who Legal’s project finance roundtable

Conyers Dill & Pearman’s Kevin Butler, head of the Cayman Islands office, has participated in the Who’s Who Legal’s project finance roundtable.

BAHAMAS: The Race For Aviation Offshore Preeminence - Higgs & Johnson

There is a certain optimism that The Bahamas will be true to its historically demonstrated propensity to seize the day and in the present environment, provide prudent, creative and effective responses to opportunities within the aviation industry and the

Swiss AG: 53 possible money-laundering cases in FIFA probe

Banks in Switzerland have reported 53 possible acts of money-laundering in the investigation of FIFA's 2018 and 2022 World Cup bidding contests, the country's attorney-general said Wednesday

Leading offshore law Boosts its Mauritius Dispute Resolution Capabilities in 2015

Firm adds senior associate and senior clerk to growing practice; promotes team member to counsel

Bermuda Partnership Law Receives Significant Updates

Following extensive consultation with the public and private sector, the Partnership Law Amendments are a major re-working of Bermuda’s partnership product, further enhancing the overall appeal of Bermuda as a premier domicile for partnership format

New BVI Hedge Fund Products

Incubator Funds and Approved (Friends and Family) Funds

Deutsche Bank raids 'related to tax evasion'

The allegations centre around so-called "dividend stripping"

Jack Warner: Fifa's pirate of the Caribbean

Jack Warner is a member of parliament and a former world soccer vice president - here is what else we know about Fifa's pirate of the Caribbean.

Offshore firm Forbes Hare to open in Singapore

The Singapore launch is an important milestone as we celebrate ten years of business in 2015

Conyers’ David Doyle Discusses Bermuda’s Captive Insurance Sector

He also touched on new regulations that might affect captives in the region and provided a view on Bermuda’s future in the captive insurance business.

Conyers Advises on Four Airfinance Journal Deals of the Year

Conyers represented a number of major participants in the industry’s largest securitizations, debt financings and private placements globally in the past year.

Ogier advises a consortium of lenders in relation to Glencore's USD15.25 billion Revolving Credit Facilities

The international law firm Clifford Chance acted for the lenders as lead counsel and advised on English law issues.

Ex-FIFA VP Jack Warner stole $750,000 from Haiti earthquake relief fund: report

A new report has reignited past claims that former FIFA vice president Jack Warner of Trinidad misappropriated Haiti earthquake relief funds in 2010, directing the money to his own accounts for his "personal use."

Diversity in the workplace is good for business

Employment law experts have welcomed this week’s decision by the States of Jersey to approve new sex discrimination legislation.