Guide to Restructuring & Insolvency in the Cayman Islands 2025
The Cayman Islands has established itself as a leading jurisdiction for corporate restructuring, offering a sophisticated legal framework that combines English common law principles with modern commercial flexibility. The jurisdiction offers sophisticated statutory frameworks, an experienced judiciary familiar with complex cross-border matters, a skilled body of legal practitioners operating in the financial services sector and the absence of restrictions on foreign ownership or control of Cayman Islands entities. The jurisdiction’s practical advantages include established infrastructure for complex international transactions, efficient court procedures with expedited hearings, and strong relationships with major financial centres. The courts demonstrate commercial pragmatism in granting urgent relief and recognising foreign proceedings, while maintaining legal certainty through consistent jurisprudence, making the Cayman Islands a preferred venue for restructuring multinational entities and offshore financing structures.
Guide to International Arbitration in the Cayman Islands 2025
This country-specific guide provides the latest legal information on global arbitration practice and trends, including governing legislation, arbitral tribunals, challenges to jurisdiction, preliminary and interim relief, collection and submission of evidence, confidentiality, types of remedies, enforcement and review of awards, class actions, and third-party funding in the Cayman Islands.
The 2025 Cayman Islands Real Estate Guide
The Real Estate 2025 guide provides the latest legal information on the impact of disruptive technologies, proposals for reform, sale and purchase, real estate finance, planning and zoning, investment vehicles, commercial leases, construction and tax in the Cayman Islands.
Guide to Litigation in the Cayman Islands 2025
This country-specific Q&A provides an overview of Litigation laws and regulations applicable in Cayman Islands.
Guide to Fintech Law in the Isle of Man 2025
Appleby's guide to fintech law in the Isle of Man provides an overview of fintech laws and regulations in the jurisdiction – including the current fintech landscape, funding for fintech, regulation, other regulatory regimes/ non-financial regulation, and technology.
2025 Blockchain Guide - British Virgin Islands
Appleby has authored the BVI of Chambers and Partners’ “Blockchain 2025” guide. The guide provides the latest legal information on the evolution of the blockchain market, the status and use of digital assets, smart contracts, blockchain regulation, the tax regime for digital assets, sustainability and ESG issues, and data privacy and protection.
2025 Blockchain Guide - Cayman Islands
The 2025 Blockchain guide provides the latest legal information on the evolution of the blockchain market, the status and use of digital assets, smart contracts, blockchain regulation, the tax regime for digital assets, sustainability and ESG issues, and data privacy and protection in the Cayman Islands.
Restructuring and Insolvency in Bermuda: Overview
A Q&A guide to restructuring and insolvency law in Bermuda. The Q&A gives a high-level overview of the most common forms of security granted over immovable and movable property; creditors' and shareholders' ranking on a company's insolvency; mechanisms to secure unpaid debts; mandatory set-off of mutual debts on insolvency; state support for distressed businesses; rescue and insolvency procedures; stakeholders' roles; liability for an insolvent company's debts; setting aside an insolvent company's pre-insolvency transactions; carrying on business during insolvency; additional finance; and multinational cases.
This overview is a basic summary of employment law in Guernsey.
Guide to International Fraud & Asset Tracing in the Cayman Islands 2025
This country-specific guide to international fraud and asset tracing in the Cayman Islands focuses on thelatest legal information on fraud claims, disclosure of assets, shareholders’ claims against fraudulent directors, overseas parties in fraud claims, rules for claiming punitive or exemplary damages and laws to protect banking secrecy.