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Collas Crill is a leading offshore firm with offices in Bermuda, BVI, Cayman, Guernsey, Jersey and London.
We deliver a range of legal, regulatory, compliance, trust and corporate services to clients across the globe, including financial services businesses, corporates, trusts and funds, and high-net-worth individuals and families.
Roles reflect growth of Collas Crill's trust and corporate services business
In response to the significant growth and development of its trust and corporate services businesses, Collas Crill has made a number of changes to its senior management across its trust teams in Guernsey and Jersey. Greta Pender has been promoted to Mana...
This article examines how Jersey, Guernsey and Cayman's trust legislation interacts with Islamic rules on inheritance (Fara'id) and lifetime gifts (Hibah). Introduction Across the Islamic world, wealth holders frequently seek to balance faith-based...
A practical guide to trustee blessing applications for 'momentous' decisions
This briefing note is intended for trustees who are interested in trustee blessing applications (often arising in contentious or high-stakes trustee decision-making). What is a 'blessing application' and what use does it serve? A blessing application is ...
Jersey is one of the world’s leading jurisdictions in which to establish and manage private wealth through trusts. While many modern trusts include powers that allow the trustees to amend the terms of their trusts without the Court's assistance, there ar...
St Ignatius wins the Cayman Collas Crill Moot
Leah Warren and Victoria Carvalho of St Ignatius Catholic School have won the Cayman Collas Crill Moot 2025/26. They faced Olivia Cain and Gracie McMann of CF School in the closely-fought final, in a fictitious defamation case. This is the second time th...
The Trusts (Guernsey) Law, 2007 (Trusts Law) confirms that the terms of a trust may not relieve a trustee of liability for a breach of trust arising from its own gross negligence. Trustee gross negligence therefore sits at the sharp end of fiduciary resp...
