Fund Finance Laws and Regulations 2026 – BVI
The British Virgin Islands (BVI) fund finance market has seen continued growth during 2025, with increasing numbers of fund formations and general transactional activity. With a sophisticated commercial court for fast-track dispute resolution, international recognition as a well-regulated jurisdiction, a tax-neutral environment and competitive fees for incorporating, launching and maintaining investment funds, the BVI is one of the most popular offshore jurisdictions for fund formation.
Fund Finance Laws and Regulations – Jersey
The Appleby Jersey team provides comprehensive insight into legal trends and developments in the fund finance market.
Technology and Innovation Guide – Jersey
As the pace of technological change accelerates, so too does the legal and regulatory landscape. The Appleby 2022 Offshore Technology and Innovation Guide provides a unique and detailed overview of the legal and regulatory position in Jersey.
Capital Markets in Jersey: Regulatory Overview
Our Appleby Jersey use this Q&A to give an overviewof the main equity and debt market/exchanges and the main regulators and legislation that govern them
Bermuda Monetary Authority’s 2025 Tech Commitment
A focus on the crucial and enabling role that technology plays across all financial service sectors is among the most notable objectives discussed in the business plan for 2025 published by the Bermuda Monetary Authority.
Fund Finance Laws and Regulations 2025 – Mauritius
The fund finance market has been on an upward trajectory over the past decade, and 2024 is poised to be no different. With an evolving landscape facilitated by a greater understanding and acceptance of fund finance products, coupled with increasing investor confidence, the sector looks primed for robust growth. With the global economic landscape continuing to evolve amidst various challenges and opportunities, the fund finance sector is witnessing transformations and innovative developments that are reshaping the way funds secure financing for their operations and investments.
Fund Finance Laws and Regulations 2025 – Bermuda
The Bermuda fund industry sees investment predominantly from North America and Europe, and therefore trends in the Bermuda fund finance market track the major onshore markets. Although there is no overall data reporting service for the local fund finance market, anecdotal reports from many of the major facility lenders, as well as Appleby practitioners, anticipate that there will continue to be a high demand for capital call or subscription line facilities. That is not to say, of course, that other structures such as NAV facilities will not be utilised.
Case Commentary: Mulliez H.S.B v Telecel Group SA & Anor 2025 SCJ 31
On 22 January 2025, the full bench of the Court of Civil Appeal in the matter of Mulliez H.S.B v Telecel Group SA & Anor 2025 SCJ 31 decided on the scope of Section 6 of the Court of Civil Appeal Act 1963, also common referred as the “similar purpose application” section. Unsurprisingly, the Court has pathed the way for judicial activism holding that the: “Court would therefore readily intervene, in the absence of any appropriate or adequate legal remedy, where the immediate and urgent intervention of the Court is warranted for the due administration of justice through the exercise of its equitable jurisdiction.”
Fostering Respect: the Importance of Bullying and Sexual Harassment Policies in Bermuda (Part 1)
Under the Employment Act 2000 (EA), it is a requirement for an employer to not only have a compliant policy statement against bullying and sexual harassment (the Bullying and Sexual Harassment Policy), but to bring it to the attention of its employees.
Personal liability for 'playing fast and loose' with the rules for wrongful trading in Jersey
Following the Royal Court of Jersey's first wrongful trading order, our experts give their insight.
Navigating wealth preservation and growth: Insights from Richard Grasby
As part of the Hubbis Private Client Insights- Year-End Review 2024, Richard Grasby offers his perspective on evolving priorities of ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) clients. From addressing geopolitical risks and wealth preservation to leveraging innovative financial centers and exploring new opportunities for growth, his insights underscore the importance of strategic, forward-thinking advisory. Grasby also highlights the value of transparent, client -focused services and the increasing role of next generation leaders in shaping family governance and succession planning.
Bermuda: Chambers Insurance & Reinsurance Guide 2025
This guide provides the latest information on sources of insurance and reinsurance law, overseas-based insurers or reinsurers, making an insurance contract, intermediary involvement, alternative risk transfer (ART) transactions, warranties, conditions precedent, insurance disputes and insurtech.
