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The Royal Court of Jersey 's recent decision in Rassmal Investments LLC v Mubarak Abdullah Al Suwaiket & Sons [2025] JRC 220 provides useful guidance for those involved in secured lending and enforcement under Jersey’s Security Interests (Jersey) Law...
Guide to Cayman Islands STAR trusts
Part VII of the Cayman Islands Trusts Act (2021 Revision) (Trusts Act) permits the creation of a special type of trust, commonly known as a 'STAR trust', which is unique to the Cayman Islands.[1] STAR trusts have formed part of Cayman Islands law since t...
2025 Book Week a success thanks to Collas Crill's support
We were delighted to sponsor Book Week in Guernsey this year. Book Week is a popular, longstanding initiative that welcomes three popular children's authors to the island and this year ran from 20 to 24 October. It's one of the many events the Guilles-Al...
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...
