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Family asset protection: Divorce, finance and the media
Collas Crill has contributed to The Global Legal Post's second edition of the Law Over Borders Comparative Guide to Family Asset Protection. The publiction is written by leading family law and contentious trusts specialists from around the world. It prov...
Guernsey private trust companies now require a full fiduciary licence or 'limited permission'
Guernsey law provides for the establishment and regulation of private trust companies (PTCs). In September 2025, the Guernsey Financial Services Commission (GFSC) updated its guidance such that all PTCs now require a fiduciary licence, or a 'limited perm...
Introduction The Cayman Islands Court of Appeal (CICA) has recently handed down its decision[1] following the jointly heard appeals in Re HQP Corporation Limited (in Official Liquidation)[2] (HQP) and in Re Direct Lending Income Feeder Fund Ltd. (in Offi...
In conversation with Hassan Zawawi: Structuring for Saudi business owners
Following a recent trip to Jeddah, Angela Calnan had the pleasure of sitting down again with fellow private wealth lawyer, Hassan Zawawi, Partner at Alzawawi Law Firm. Here she shares her thoughts and key takeaways from her time in the Kingdom of Saudi A...
Group Managing Partner Jason Romer has contributed to the offshore chapter of MD Communications' latest report; 'Navigating global growth - a playbook for indepedent law firms'. Within the article Jason said; 'We are proud of the work we do in our commun...
Under Jersey law, if a person has no Will of Jersey immovable estate (the Will), as soon they die, their freehold property automatically passes to their heirs at law, being their natural beneficiaries. If the deceased left no Will then nothing more can b...