The Ascent of Money: A financial history of the world
Receivers and revocable trusts: Reserved powers cannot be exercised against the will of the...
Cape Town Convention Law 2009 and its likely impact on aircraft financing in the...
Quantitative easing and the US dollar: Friends or foes?
Auditors can sleep a little more, but not too soundly, thanks to the UK...
The court upheld the decision of the Court of Appeal and, applying the ex turpi causa non oritur actio (ex turpi causa in brief) principle, struck out summarily the claim against the auditors Moore Stephens of the company Stone Rolls
Cayman: A jurisdiction for foreign exchange expertise
Quantitative easing in graphs
Board of Directors appointed as of July 2009
The Euro – The Politics of the New Global Currency, by David Marsh
New Insolvency Rules in the Cayman Islands
2009 – Celebrating the 35th anniversary
The Law Market
New Insolvency Rules in the Cayman Islands
Investing: The end of tradition
What role do investment advisers and private bankers have to play in a world where most investors have lost a lot of money? Is the traditional client investment advice role a relic of the past? Should individuals even be investing at all?
Break the bank
A process of redemption
Fallout from the sub-prime credit crisis, the Bernard Madoff affair and recent events in the banking and finance sector have had a severe impact on the hedge fund industry leaving many offshore funds facing substantial redemption requests with insufficient liquidity to meet them.