In Autumn 2016, the draft Limited Liability Partnership (Jersey) Law 201- (the New Law) was approved by the States Assembly aiming to make Jersey LLPs more competitive for use as a vehicle of choice for local and international business. The New Law is subject to crown assent and it is anticipated to come into force in early 2017.
For more information regarding the proposed changes, please read more.
The role of Private Equity in economic recovery from Covid-19
Against this gloomy backdrop, we expect private equity firms and their investors to play a key role ...
Taking a look at free trade on the African continent: AfCFTA
As the UK and the EU approach the end of the Brexit transition period, and their relationship as we ...
Safe havens: Temporary relocation and residency by investment in Appleby’s jurisdictions
In this article, we examine how the digital nomad culture is evolving in our jurisdictions.
Anti Money Laundering: Getting Reliance Right
The Jersey Financial Services Commission (JFSC) recently published its findings from the Thematic Ex...
Beneficial Ownership and Control
Jersey applies the “Recommendations” of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), which are recogn...
Investment Funds and ESG Investing – the Appleby perspective
In this article, we examine these trends from the perspective of our Appleby offices around the worl...
Jersey Foundations – New Regulations Required
On 14 July 2020, Jersey adopted the Financial Services (Disclosure and Provision of Information) (Je...
Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (SPACS) make a comeback
In this global article on SPACs we revisit the basics, then look to each of our key jurisdictions fo...
Jersey Property Unit Trusts – for UK real estate investment
Jersey Property Unit Trusts (JPUTS) are a frequently used, and popular, vehicle for holding UK real ...
