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DLA Piper secures SFC approval for Hong Kong virtual asset trading platform licence for NewBX Limited

NewBX Limited is a Hong Kong-based digital asset business

Guernsey trust law amendments: evolution, not revolution

They will help ensure Guernsey's trust legislation remains up to date, user-friendly and the legislation of choice for decades to come.

Break notices in Irish real estate: key legal considerations

Break clauses are strictly construed and can often be deemed invalid on technical grounds for failing to comply strictly with the terms of the break clause.

Offshore insolvency and restructuring – International Corporate Rescue special issue

Offshore insolvency and restructuring are dynamic, ever-changing areas of practice, and our articles, drawn directly from the work our teams

China’s recent regulatory movements in asset management practices: More opportunities and strengthened oversight

The provisions mark a meaningful step forward in reducing regulatory uncertainty for overseas participants in China's capital markets.

UK regulator warns banks again of e-money and stablecoin contagion risk

The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has sought to head off consumer confusion and possible contagion risks for deposit-takers from e-money

Short‑term lettings across major cities: evolving regulation and ongoing demand

In addition to competition for hotel owners, there are also growing pressures of housing supply in many countries.

Launching Longship Fund IV LP

Our Guernsey Investment Funds & Corporate team advised on the Guernsey law aspects of the launch.

Oman introduces new real estate register law to modernise property regime

The law also formalises procedural aspects of registration.

EU Formally Adopts Revised FDI Screening Regulation

National screening procedures will be streamlined to reduce complexity and to improve the EU's attractiveness as an investment destination.

Luxembourg Governance Services Newsletter – Q2 2026

The proposal does not introduce a harmonised EU corporate income tax regime.

South Africa Supreme Court reinforces strict time limits on arbitral award challenges

The judgment in the KOL v FSG case represents an important development in South African law

Asia Funds & Financial Services Newsletter

Moving beyond traditional vendor oversight, MAS is poised to publish new TPRM Guidelines

Supporting Alinma Bank's US$500m AT1 certificate issuance

The transaction involved a US$500m perpetual non-call 5.5-year AT1 sukuk, with a fixed resettable coupon of 6.625%

Mozambique signs new law requiring state ownership in mines

Mozambique has introduced new laws requiring at least a 15% state ownership stake in all mining ventures, which will be conducted through a new National Mining Company.

Employee incentives: optimizing structures for changes in UK employment law

Employers with employees in the UK should consider now what steps they can take to mitigate the possibility of claims or improve the chances of settling them.

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.

CJEU raises questions over retaining investigation data in HR reports

It comes after the CJEU was asked to rule on whether the retention of arrest information relating to a police officer constituted a breach of GDPR rules, after the officer had been denied promotions because the information was kept in his personnel file.

Student sponsor compliance update

These changes form a significant shift in compliance monitoring of Student sponsors.

Government Regulation