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Eversheds Sutherland appointed to the Pension Protection Fund’s Legal Services Panel, 2026

The global law firm will provide specialist support to the PPF across a wide range of asset management and investment-related matters.

Jersey companies law to be more flexible and simpler

These are just a small selection of the changes, and we will provide more detail closer to the commencement date (which will be no earlier than 1 June 2026).

New UK legislation to mean stricter rules for subscription services

The key elements of the new subscription contract regime are not expected to be in force before April 2026.

DFSA highlights shortcomings with conflicts of interest practices

The DFSA also pointed to several examples of good practices it observed during the review period.

Tokenisation of Cayman Islands mutual funds: key CIMA conditions and legislative developments

CIMA may restrict the types of tokens issued, to prevent non-compliant or illegal assets.

Irish Quarterly Legal and Regulatory report: October - December 2025

Broader legal and regulatory initiatives - including Finance Act 2025

Council and Parliament publications on amendments to EU securitisation framework

The Council Position was formally adopted on 19 December 2025.

Jersey fast-track procedure to obtain Jersey grant

Upon receipt of the above, we will be required to draft an oath to send for the executors/administrators to sign in the presence of an authorised witness.

Jersey Wills for non-Jersey domiciled clients

If the Jersey Will is more complex, requires trust clauses to be inserted, or if extensive legal advice is sought, the cost may exceed this and will be time-costed at the fee earner's hourly rate.

Why Australian projects should consider adopting NEC4 contracts

The successful implementation of NEC requires a commitment to use the NEC as intended.

Strategic cross-border enforcement in Asia

Enforceability must therefore never be treated as an afterthought. It should form part of the strategy from the outset.

Extracting capital from a Bermuda company

A company that has issued redeemable preference shares may redeem such at the option of the company or at the option of the holder of such shares.

DORA and UK inspection powers differ, EU-UK agreement highlights

The UK Treasury is responsible for designating providers as CTPs.

Deepfakes in Singapore: legal recourse, regulatory powers, and building long-term corporate resilience

Legal recourse under Singapore law in response to deepfake-related harm is multi-layered. It covers criminal sanctions, regulatory powers, and civil remedies.

OECD Pillar Two Side-by-Side System and New Safe Harbors

Alongside the SbS Safe Harbor, the package introduced a new UPE Safe Harbor for jurisdictions that meet the minimum taxation requirements

Holland & Knight Expands Venezuela Strategic Advisory Team

The Team, Created in 2019, Continues to Support Clients Through Transformational Period

Proposed EWA Legislation Would Undercut State Regulations

Notably, the bill does not classify EWA as credit and preempts state laws designating them as such.

FCC Enforces Team Telecom Mitigation Commitments Against Marlink

The FCC determined that Marlink breached national security mitigation commitments

Upper Tribunal considers first penalty suspension conditions case

HMRC can suspend penalties subject to certain conditions.

BVI Companies & Limited Partnerships: Key Beneficial Ownership and Statutory Register Filing Deadlines

For all the Filings: collate and provide all required information to their BVI registered agent for filing with the Registrar by 31 March 2026.

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