Islamic Finance Lawyers

Appleby Advises Eldorado Drilling on USD425M Acquisition Financing

Simon Raftopoulos, Andrew Barr, April Ebanks

Late-stage liquidity and the Bermuda fund toolkit

Private-market liquidity once followed an exit. Today, however, it must often be engineered. That matters in Bermuda, where asset management is not only a substantial sector in its own right, but also complemented by Bermuda’s re/insurance and insurance-linked securities market.

Charles Hambling

Comparative Analysis of Cayman and BVI Companies as Listing Vehicles

This article provides an in-depth company-law comparison of the advantages and disadvantages of Cayman Islands and BVI companies as listing vehicles, with a view to assisting businesses in selecting the appropriate jurisdiction of incorporation for their listing vehicle.

Calamus Huang

Appleby Advises Karman Line Acquisition Corp. in Its USD200M Initial Public Offering

Alexandra Low, Alejandra Gonzalez Saucedo, Sophia Cunningham

Appleby BVI Strengthens Corporate Practice With James Kitching

Shana Simmonds-Lewis, James Kitching

Appleby Bermuda Welcomes New Property and Corporate Lawyers

Brad Adderley, Michael Thom, Charles Hambling

Appleby acted as Bermuda counsel for Goldman Sachs in connection with the launch of a new sidecar

Brad Adderley, Cathryn Minors, Aleisha Hollis, Mya Gibbons

The Seychelles Financial Services Authority IBC Restrictions Reminder: Circular No. 5 of 2026 and What It Signals for Seychelles IBCs

Supervisory bodies rarely issue formal reminders purely for housekeeping. When the Seychelles Financial Services Authority (FSA) steps in to remind International Business Companies (IBC) of prohibitions that have sat in the statute books since 2016, it reflects a straightforward reality: surveillance and market monitoring have exposed widespread non-compliance on the ground.

Malcolm Moller

The limited liability company: ten years on

Nearly a decade after they were first introduced in Bermuda, parties have started to appreciate the benefits offered by limited liability companies — and consequently we have begun to see LLCs used with increasing frequency.

Matthew Ebbs-Brewer