As of 27 May 2012, all funds that are currently part of the UK Offshore Funds Reporting regime are obligated to confirm with the UK tax authorities (HMRC) their intended equalisation arrangements.

Guernsey’s foundations law is expected to be introduced later in 2012. Russell Clark, Partner at Carey Olsen in Guernsey, examines the opportunities it will bring to the island.

Fiona Le Poidevin, Deputy Chief Executive of Guernsey Finance, explores how the financial crisis has initiated a new era for international finance centres, such as Guernsey.

Last month I looked at some of the reasons why property prices in offshore jurisdictions such as Gibraltar are holding steady, while those across the border in Spain are heading south.

Richard Bray of Active Group, shares his views on the eminent review of Guernsey's corporate governance principles and urges companies to review whether the corporate governance they have in place is fit for purpose.

After a protracted period of negotiation the AIFM Directive was finally approved by the European Parliament on 11 November 2010.

The British Virgins Islands is a British Overseas Territory with a strong constitutional relationship with the UK. It is responsible for its own internal self-government, most notably in relation to taxation.

With most economies on the edge of, or else in recession, the number of insolvency proceedings in a number of jurisdictions, will undoubtedly increase.