Jersey: Financial Restructuring

Jersey law enables the creation of protected cell companies (PCCs) and incorporated cell companies (ICCs), which allow for the segregation of assets and liabilities within separate cells. While PCC cells share a single legal identity with the parent company, each ICC cell operates as an independent legal entity, offering distinct advantages for structuring complex financial arrangements.

With a sharp global increase in energy costs, localised inflation at record highs and interest rates trying to offer some counterbalance to the soaring costs of living driven by the...

Private wealth structures are not immune from insolvency. Here we examine the Jersey and Guernsey position from the trustee's perspective and consider the issues with which a trustee