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Appleby team helps restore Warwick Pond's native Bermudian Ecosystem

The firm also made a $5,000 donation to assist in the Bermuda National Trust’s ongoing work to preserve Bermuda’s natural heritage.

Industry recognition for four of Ogier's rising stars in eprivateclient Top 35 under 35 list

This is the third consecutive year he has been named in the rankings.

Carey Olsen shortlisted for three STEP Private Client Awards

The awards, which are widely recognised as the most prestigious in the private client and wealth management industry, look to highlight excellence among private client lawyers, accountants, barristers, bankers, trust managers and financial advisers.

Allens advises Morrison & Co

The continued growth in mobile and fixed wireless data usage and the current rollout of 5G networks underlines the importance and appeal of this asset class.

To the victor, the spoils: When UHNW divorce becomes a battle, this is how top lawyers win

High stakes mean that, despite efforts to make UHNW divorce less confrontational, the marriages of many still end in acrimonious legal battles.

Carey Olsen Jersey pair named in Channel Islands Top 35 Under 35

The recognition follows on from Carey Olsen's recent success at the eprivateclient Excellence Awards where Carey Olsen was named best Private Client Offshore Law Firm.

Climate Change: amendments to Guernsey's Finance Sector Code of Corporate Governance

This amendment to the Code was consulted on as part of the Commission’s Spring Green Consultation, issued on 11 March 2021.

Constructive Trusts of Immovable Property – Guernsey and Jersey Law’s Differing Paths

Although English decisions are not legally binding in either Jersey or the Bailiwick of Guernsey they are likely to carry considerable weight and will often be regarded as “persuasive”.

Oil trading in Ecuador: Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland opens investigation

The Swiss investigation aims to clarify whether in relation to this complex of facts any offences could have been committed on Swiss soil.

Harneys advises on KANZHUN LIMITED and TIAN RUIXIANG Holdings

Proceeds from the Offering will be used for opening up new branches; research, development and operational investment on the Company's new Internet insurance center, and general working capital.

Wills and estates in the Cayman Islands

If a person owns Cayman Islands assets in their name, whether real estate, shares in a Cayman Islands company or money in a Cayman bank account, then the preparation of a Cayman Islands will is likely to be in their best interests.

Duo of decisions reaffirming the Duomatic principle: A closer look at the Ciban and Satyam cases

The Duomatic principle is a principle derived from English case law whereby a company's shareholders can informally give approval through unanimous consent, rather than abiding by the strict formalities.

Ashurst’s M&A team sees two deal mandates in Abu Dhabi close

A new venture set up in Abu Dhabi Global Markets.

Freshfields advises Lloyd’s of London

The new and unique structure will also provide increased protection for Lloyd’s customers and the market against severe tail end events and further improve the quality and financial strength of Lloyd’s balance sheet.

Latham & Watkins Advises Rayner on Investment from CVC Capital Partners

London corporate team represents UK’s leading ophthalmology business in the transaction.

Appleby Advises Perwyn on 'Internet of Things' Acquisition from JT

Its unique jurisdictional reach means that Appleby is able to advise clients on complex, cross-border transactions involving the offshore jurisdictions that are most often encountered.

Celebrating Major Milestones in London and the Channel Islands

Jack Boldarin: London was our first international office outside of the Cayman Islands 20 years ago because we believed then, as we do now, that being a leading player in London is vital to our global client base.

Dentons advises Ahli United Bank K.S.C.P. on their US$600 million Tier 1 sukuk issuance and the tender offer for their US$200 million capital certificates

The issuance was dual listed on the regulated market of Euronext Dublin and on Nasdaq Dubai, and was offered to sophisticated investors outside the US in reliance on Regulation S under the US Securities Act 1933.

Harry and Meghan’s approach to the media shows that the younger generation are taking control of their image

The preferred route for Meghan and Harry in the face of negative or unwanted media attention seems to be to reach for the writ

White & Case Advises AIIB on Anchor Investment in US$401 Million Infrastructure Securitization

Five classes of investment grade IABS were offered, including a US$120 million senior sustainable class

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