No Security over Beneficiary rights
The Royal Court recently considered, for the first time, whether it was possible to issue an arrêt (a form of distraint) over the rights of a discretionary beneficiary under a Jersey trust.

Valuation of shares in M&A deals
The continuing presence of the Covid-19 pandemic may prompt companies to consider making strategic acquisitions through mergers and amalgamations.

LIBOR Transition - A Jersey Perspective
As we discussed in our previous article ‘No More LIBOR’, the interest rate benchmark LIBOR is expected to cease after the end of 2021 and Banks and other lenders and their counterparties have been working to transition to alternative reference rates before LIBOR becomes unavailable.


Appleby Celebrates International Women’s Day
International Women’s Day is celebrated annually in support of gender equality and equal participation in global development. We asked some of the female leaders across the globe how they #choosetochallenge

The Bermuda Court has confirmed that it has the jurisdiction to remove the protector of a Bermuda trust. The test for removal is the same as that for trustees, as set out in the Privy Council case of Letterstedt v Broers and another, namely that removal is appropriate where the protector’s continuation in office would be detrimental to the execution of the trust.
Changes to the Employment Act 2000 – Part 3
This Article is Part 3 of our series on the amendments to the Bermuda employment and labour legislation that will be coming into effect on 1 June 2021.
Acquisition agreements during Covid-19
Given the ongoing impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, it is timely for us to look closely at material adverse change clauses in the context of a business acquisition.

Fintech: advancing economies in Africa
In this article we explore the rapidly evolving African FinTech industry.




