Peter German

3 weeks ago | mondaq.com | Kate Andrews |Guy Coltman |Peter German |Christopher Griffin

Jersey introduced Cell Companies into its law in 2006. Jersey law recognises two cell company vehicles:the Protected Cell Company ("PCC") ,being a "second generation" PCC that represents the firstsignificant advance from the PCC model developed in otherjurisdictions; andthe Incorporated Cell Company("ICC"), a truly innovative newcorporate vehicle that offers an unmatched combination offlexibility and strength.

Sep 16, 2024 | mondaq.com | Kate Andrews |Peter German |Robert Milner |James Mulholland

In summary, this note includes information in relation to: the UK REIT regime; advantages of using a Jersey company as the REIT vehicle; TISE listing process and listing document requirements; TISE's continuing obligations requirements; and Carey Olsen and our REIT experience. We trust that the above will be of assistance. Background and benefits The REIT regime was introduced in the UK in 2007 in order to encourage investment in the UK real estate sector.

Jun 20, 2024 | mondaq.com | Peter German |Robin Smith |Nick Ghazi |Kate Andrews

ICLG - Lending & Secured Finance Laws and Regulations - Jersey chapter covers common issues in lending and secured finance laws and regulations including guarantees, collateral security, financial assistance, syndicated lending and LIBOR replacement. 1. Overview 1.1 What are the main trends/significant developments in the lending markets in your jurisdiction?

Jun 12, 2024 | mondaq.com | Alex Ohlsson |Guy Coltman |Peter German |Claire Le Quesne

The Government of Jersey has issued an update to the statement it released a year ago in relation to its plans to implement key aspects of the Pillar Two international tax reforms in Jersey. In May 2023, Jersey announced its intention to implement a Pillar Two Income Inclusion Rule and a Domestic Minimum Tax from 2025.

Feb 13, 2024 | lexology.com | Peter German |James Willmott |Kate Andrews |Guy Coltman |Keith Dixon |Christopher J. Griffin | +9 more

Companies and cells can migrate from one jurisdiction to another. This briefing outlines the process of migration for companies and cells, as well as funds. What is a migration? A migration involves changing the jurisdiction of establishment of an entity. On completing the migration the entity survives, and its jurisdiction of establishment is simply changed to that of the destination jurisdiction. What is the process? A migration is achieved by following a statutory process.