Cayman Regulatory Newsletter Q4 2020
Appleby Cayman’s third quarterly publication of the year focuses on regulatory developments, including the publication of Economic Substance (ES) Guidance Notes version 3.0, data protection enforcement, revised regulatory measures from the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA) and the latest on Automatic Exchange of Information (AEOI).
Bermuda’s economy has been buffeted by the challenges of COVID-19 during 2020. But a robust response from government working closely with the private sector appears to have put it in a good position to take advantage of numerous opportunities emerging in a post-pandemic world.
Bermuda remains the world leader in the ILS space. But as the sector grows and evolves, it must stay vigilant and continue to innovate to retain that position.
Americas Restructuring Review 2021
This chapter discusses the defining features of Bermuda’s insolvency landscape and the primary insolvency and rescue procedures available under Bermuda law, including compulsory liquidations and schemes of arrangements.
The Insolvency Review – Eighth Edition
The eighth edition of The Insolvency Review offers an in-depth review of market conditions and insolvency case developments.
HKEX released consultation conclusions on issuers with corporate weighted voting rights structure
HKEX released consultation conclusions on issuers with corporate weighted voting rights structure.
Jersey Propco structures: still a strong foundation
First Published in Jersey First for Finance, December 2020
Objectively speaking – Jersey confirms its stance on contractual formation
A recent decision of the Royal Court has held that, when determining whether or not parties have consented to entering into a contract and if so on what terms, an objective test should be applied rather than the Court seeking to determine, subjectively, what the parties intended.
Drafting Restrictive Covenants
Restrictive covenants, which seek to prevent an employee doing certain things for a period of time after their employment ends, are an important form of protection for an employer’s business.