Managers of Wealth Offshore

Belize Assumes Caribbean Development Bank Chairmanship

The Board serves as the highest governing authority of the Caribbean Development Bank

Rollover immigration policy could affect businesses — Vanterpool

The former legislator also pointed to the territory’s growing population and labour demands

GDPR and anti-doping in Ireland: the legal risks of naming offenders

These provisions aim to deter future violations and promote integrity through transparency.

Cyber Security (Jersey) Law

The Law applies to entities designated as OES.

Late filings could cost banks $10m under BMA proposals

Penalties for late filings are inconsistent under present rules

Family investment companies - The benefits and Jersey considerations

A FIC is highly customisable in nature and allows families to pool their financial assets into the company and make strategic investments

NIB increasing pensions and grants by 1.5% from July 1

The law requires NIB to review those changes every two years and to determine the rate at which pensions and grants should be adjusted,” Francis said.

Islands show a united front on beneficial ownership

The islands will provide information to the UK authorities on request, generally within 24 hours but sometimes within the hour.

BMA explores opening door to foreign banks

The Government has long expressed support for reform of banking laws to increase competition.

CIMA opens technology outsourcing framework to overseas firms

Suppliers accepted into the framework will not automatically receive work and will instead bid for projects as they arise.

Changes to how directors must disclose interests

For trust businesses, the reduction in administrative burden will be welcome.

Amendments to Jersey’s Companies Law Come into Force

The amendments now in force are the first substantive changes for more than ten years and are broad, spanning share capital, listings, corporate governance, mergers, distributions and winding up processes.

Guernsey funds legal and regulatory update – June 2026

It also aligns with the Guernsey Financial Services Commission’s (the Commission) Finance Sector Growth Strategy 2035, which identifies tax stability as a key foundation for sustainable economic growth and international competitiveness.

A new phase of growth for Walkers Professional Services with Walkers and Vitruvian Partners

The co-investment with Vitruvian Partners gives WPS the platform to grow meaningfully in the next stage of its development

Bill grants Cayman Islands company licence moratorium powers

The bill also creates a separate mechanism for exemptions tied to moratoriums.

Changes to Control of Borrowing Order

On 13 April 2026, the Control of Borrowing (Jersey) Amendment Order 2026 (the Amendment Order) came into force, delivering a first round of targeted reforms.

Pre-approval and notification requirements for changes in ownership of Cayman entities

The documentary requirements differ between CIMA and the DCI, but certain expectations are common.

Strategic advantages of Cayman and Luxembourg parallel fund structures for fund managers

Cayman funds benefit from a light-touch but credible regulatory regime overseen by the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA)

UK could act if Guernsey fails to improve transparency, warns anti-corruption chief

Without improvements, criminals and terrorists would “continue to launder their dirty money through the UK and the Crown Dependencies”.

PM Assures No Job Losses in Butterfield’s Acquisition of CIBC Caribbean

According to the Prime Minister, discussions about employee welfare were part of the broader conversations linked to the acquisition

Regulation, Risk & Compliance