Managers of Wealth Offshore

Grenada joins the Madrid Protocol: five things brand owners should know

Grenada’s entry into the Madrid Protocol is a welcome development for brand owners

Ogier and MJM form an alliance to support cross-border client needs

"Our firms share a common approach to client service and a very strong alignment in values, making this a natural collaboration."

RiskSmart and Evolution Group form strategic partnership

Ryan Swann, CEO and Founder of RiskSmart, said: “We’re excited to partner with TEG at a time when organisations are facing increasing complexity across governance, regulation, and transformation."

Business leaders demand action for island's future

In a joint statement, the two said both organisations emphasised the next political term would shape Jersey's direction for decades to come.

New CIMA chair Anna Goubault sets out priorities for months ahead

Technology will be central, with CIMA already making investments into systems and data tools to improve oversight and efficiency.

Guernsey companies: voluntary and compulsory winding up

The company must by ordinary resolution appoint a liquidator to wind up the company’s affairs and to realise and distribute its assets.

Former State Insurance Commissioner sounds alarm on Cayman reinsurance

Cayman reinsurance assets have grown rapidly in recent years.

Romer outlines vision for Cayman Islands’ reinsurance sector

Romer, who is group chief financial officer at Greenlight Re, identified several priorities for CIRCA in the year ahead

Cayman reinsurance leaders push back on regulatory criticism

Lynch and Jayasakera, who between them have spent more than 30 years working in and around the Cayman reinsurance ecosystem, argue that the narrative of a loosely supervised jurisdiction does not hold up to scrutiny.

Jersey's residential tenancy law amended

Existing periodic tenancies automatically become subject to the New Law.

BVI succession planning and the use of private investment companies

As a point to note, PICs should not be confused with investment funds or co-investment vehicles

Regulator prepares to take up new telecoms security duties

The amended law gives the Jersey Competition Regulatory Authority (JCRA) new duties and powers to monitor the changes local communications providers are expected to make

RYKI Receives Phase Two Approval as Licensed Virtual Asset Custodian in the Cayman Islands

Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA) grants full authorisation on 11 February 2026, reinforcing the Cayman Islands as a leading regulated jurisdiction for institutional digital asset custody.

Business Staffing Plan Board to focus on Caymanian employment

In practice, the board will turn its attention to diagnosing and addressing the structural factors behind Caymanian underemployment and unemployment.

Global regulators pivot to proactive oversight as protection gaps widen in ‘permacrisis’ era

Central to this evolution is the growing focus on the protection gap, which panellists described as both a systemic risk and a societal challenge.

Bermuda Regulatory Update – Economic Substance Amendment Act 2026

There are no immediate changes to the content of economic substance declarations or the processes for the filing of such economic substance declarations.

Ogier: Institutional crypto growth brings new risks for insurers

Running beneath all of this is a structural tension that Muldoon says adds a further layer of complexity.

Hybrid general meetings and electronic voting: what HKEX-listed issuers need to do before their first AGM after 1 July 2025

Just as importantly, shareholders’ rights must be maintained in any meeting attended virtually, including the ability to speak and vote.

A guide to foreign ownership of property in the Cayman Islands

Foreign individuals and companies considering owning property in the Cayman Islands should be aware of the rules.

Clarifying the protector's role: key takeaways from the Privy Council's 2026 judgment

Clients should, therefore, ensure their protector provisions are clear, appropriately drafted and that, more generally, protectors are well-placed (in terms of ability and experience) to meet these wider obligations.

Regulation, Risk & Compliance