Navigating the Jersey M&A landscape (3 of 3)
This is the third of a series of three articles, each dealing with topics to be considered when buyi...
Fun and Games Ahead? Possible Abuses of the New Cayman Restructuring Officer Regime
The Cayman Islands has taken a large step toward a progressive new restructuring regime with the rec...
Restructuring of (Re) Insurers during Covid-19
Restructuring involves changing the financial, operational, legal or other structures of a business ...
The Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022: a Jersey perspective
The new Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act received Royal Assent on 15 March 2022 (th...
The New Era of China’s Belt and Road Initiative
It presents new opportunities for the offshore legal space, from the establishment of offshore inves...
Restructuring the offshore debt of Chinese Real Estate Developers
This article sets out how the current regimes in the Cayman Islands and the BVI can assist with rest...
Assignment, novation or sub-participation of loans
Transfers of loan portfolios between lending institutions have always been commonplace in the financ...
Appleby Mauritius Newsletter, April 2022
In the April 2022 issue of Appleby’s newsletter, we give you an overview of the latest legal and r...
Blockchain: The New Normal for Voting?
One of the learning points of the COVID-19 pandemic remains undoubtedly the dramatic shift which it ...
Yue Tue Fee L.A.R. and anor v JMS Aluminium Ltd 2022 SCJ 107
When is a Mise-en-Demeure not required?
Bank One Limited v Basgeet 2021 SCJ 93
The Supreme Court of Mauritius, sitting in its appellate jurisdiction, held that a fixed charge whic...
Statutory Demand: The time for a re-think?
A statutory demand is often perceived as a powerful weapon which the Insolvency Act 2009 (‘Insolve...