Managers of Wealth Offshore

Collas Crill partners with Jersey Cares

The announcement of this partnership comes shortly after Jersey Cares has been confirmed as the preferred organisation to continue to be funded by Government

Strong start for Jersey’s £20m Business Support Package

This marks the first official update since the £20 million initiative was launched in January 2025 to help businesses boost productivity and protect competitiveness during the transition towards a living wage.

'Island should introduce social media control law'

Mr Westgarth said rules from "the top down" would empower parents and teachers.

Employer liability beyond the workplace – "in the course and scope of employment"

The key legal issue was whether the harassment occurred in the "course and scope of employment", thereby making the employer vicariously liable.

Equal pay for work of equal value

Job evaluation should create a common yardstick to compare roles, not people

JTC Advocates for EB-5 on Capitol Hill

Industry trade association Invest In the USA (IIUSA) gathered more than 30 members of its Leadership Circle to meet with key members of the House and Senate Judiciary Committee and their staffs.

Islanders promised “large sums” of money by fraudsters posing as regulator

Anyone who receives a scam email is strongly advised not to reply

The Legal 500: Enforcement of Judgments in Civil and Commercial Matters Comparative Guide - 2025

Referencing the laws and regulations applicable in Jersey, the Guide provides an overview of enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters

Bermuda’s blockchain edge: redefining global digital asset regulation

Bermuda is becoming the go-to jurisdiction for projects seeking clarity and regulatory robustness today.

Fraud warning: scam making false representations about the JFSC

Do not reply, do not click on any links or open any attachments

Sompo’s $3.5bn Aspen takeover driven by regulatory push

Sompo’s proposed acquisition of Aspen comes amid a trend of Japanese insurers expanding into the US market, said S&P.

MFSA fines Malta-based Investors Europe €130,000

Fine is one of the highest imposed by regulator on a single company in recent years

New push to help small businesses tap into investment market

“This effort is not just about paperwork,” Best said.

Central Bank Proposes Enhancements to Ireland’s Alternative Investment Fund Regime

The reforms are designed to modernise and streamline the regulatory landscape to ensure that Ireland remains an attractive and competitive jurisdiction for AIF sponsors and investors.

Guernsey Financial Services Commission Launches Digital Finance Initiative

This Forum will use roundtables and workshops to gather insights from practitioners to inform the development of policy improvements on which the Commission will then formally consult.

Anti-takeover protections employed by listed Cayman Islands companies

The flexibility of the articles of a Cayman Islands company, and the Cayman Islands Companies Act itself, provide the framework within which to implement a wide range of anti-takeover devices

Do Cayman investment funds really need an independent director?

Cayman-regulated funds, either those registered as open-ended mutual funds or closed private funds, do not require the appointment of independent directors.

Bahamas-based fund adviser, firms agree to multimillion-dollar SEC settlement over fund misrepresentations

Vukota Capital Management, VCM for short, is a New York limited liability company and unregistered investment adviser.

PDC pushes to transform ease of doing business in The Bahamas

PDC’s business model focuses on three core areas: corporate governance, financial stewardship, and immigration services.

EU law and sports arbitration: lessons from the CJEU’s Seraing ruling

The CJEU also held that it not strictly necessary for a direct legal remedy to be available within the EU.

Regulation, Risk & Compliance