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Guernsey private fund reforms to open up new opportunities

The changes also put the Guernsey regime out of line with competitor offshore private fund regimes that require a cap on investor numbers.

New proposed law reforms for Australian psychological injury claims

Psychological injuries are mental or psychiatric disorders that cause significant behavioural, cognitive or psychological dysfunction.

Resealing foreign grants of probate in the BVI

The Act now recognises 67 jurisdictions from which grants of probate can be resealed in the BVI. This now includes grants from:

Bermuda: The vital role of the principal representative

The BMA’s powers, combined with the duties of the principal representative, contribute to the robust supervision of Bermuda’s insurance sector.

NIS2 delays should not be cause for business inaction

The European Commission could yet lodge infringement proceedings against countries that delay NIS2 implementation much further, with the possibility thereafter that the EU courts levy fines.

Statutory mergers and consolidations in the Cayman Islands

The Plan must be authorised by a special resolution of the members of each constituent company

Cayman AEOI: 2025 Updates and Deadlines

Investment managers can stay on top of AEOI compliance by bringing on an external service provider to handle registration and filings.

Guide to International Fraud & Asset Tracing in the Cayman Islands 2025

Fraud claims under Cayman Islands law are governed by principles of equity and common law.

Deadline for submission of FATCA & CRS reports is 31 July 2025

All Cayman Islands entities classified as a financial institution under FATCA & CRS (In-scope entities) must complete and file their annual FATCA & CRS reports for 2024

Changes in fundraising trends: Considerations for Guernsey funds

Guernsey’s strong track record in establishing, administering and managing funds for institutional investors has made it a preferred jurisdiction for many.

South Africa’s electricity transmission market to be opened up

In recent years, the country has faced major transmission constraints in areas that are rich in renewable energy resources

Australian employers should start planning now for new gender equality target setting requirement

The new gender equality measure imposes another reporting requirement for employers

UK’s tightened immigration policies impact businesses and universities

The plans include a stiffening of English language requirements for foreign workers, students and others seeking to settle in the UK under a family visa.

Comparison of Laws in Bermuda, the Cayman Islands and the British Virgin Islands Relating to Limited Partnerships

This publication touches on, but does not deal with, other types of partnerships that may be formed in any of the above jurisdictions.

England’s Independent Football Regulator

The IFR’s main objective is to ensure the financial stability and sustainability of English football

Continuing obligations for BVI private and professional funds

A BVI private or professional fund must at all times have a BVI registered agent and registered office.

US-UK deal leaves some uncertainty for businesses

The document also refers to the parties’ continued discussions towards a “transformative technology partnership”.

‘Significant’ changes to employment law in Northern Ireland move closer

Some of the changes which only require secondary legislation, such as the reduction of the threshold for trade union recognition, may be passed much quicker

Dubai's DMCC debuts innovative SPV and holding company licences

These new offerings will provide businesses in Dubai with increased flexibility and cost-effective options for structuring investments and overseeing regional operations, without the necessity of a physical office space.

Freezing orders in England and Wales

An application for a freezing order is most often made prior to court proceedings being issued.

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