Publications

Getting the Deal Through – Private Equity: Transactions

The non-prescriptive corporate legislation, tax-neutral status and stable regulatory environment have made the British Virgin Islands (BVI) a popular jurisdiction for the incorporation of holding companies in a wide range of industries.

Andrew Jowett

BVI Court underlines willingness to support foreign arbitral proceedings

Andrew Willins, KC

In conversation with Sebastian Said, Partner at Appleby in the Cayman Islands

Sebastian Said

Appleby successfully assists Butterfield dispose of dishonest assistance and breach of mandate claims

Sebastian Said

A Balancing Act: Distributions and Contingent Liabilities

Lex Mundi – Global Token Sales Guide

Striking off a company

Garry Manley

Introducing Restrictive Covenants Into Existing Employment Relationships

Between a Legal “Rock” and a “Compliance Hard Place”?

Claire Milne WS, Richard Sheldon

Methods of winding up a solvent Isle of Man company

“Winding up” is an often used term used to describe the procedure of concluding the life of a company under which the assets are realised and distributed, or transferred, usually to the member(s) of the company, after any debts and liabilities have been settled.

Garry Manley

Isle of Man Legislative Update

Robyn Wood

Private mergers and acquisitions in the Isle of Man: overview

Juan Thornley