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As crypto gradually becomes an institutional asset class, offshore lawyers are dealing with the casualties on the road to regulation

After the Tory economic debacle last autumn, Labour’s hostile political rhetoric about offshore centres continues. But will it translate into legislative substance?

The best of times, the worst of times: offshore firms have seen it all before. So how are they helping clients to deal with hard times and prepare for better times ahead?

Reports that the war for talent is over are much exaggerated as the battle rages to find the best lawyers to meet client demand and deliver a platform for growth

Mourant joins Ogier and Maples in Europe’s leading funds hub

Niall Hearty, partner at Rahman Ravelli, examines the UK government’s efforts in the losing battle to recover fraudulent Covid payments

Geoff Cook, Chair of Mourant Consulting, looks at key themes that could shape 2023 for International Finance Centres

Geoff Cook, Chair of Mourant Consulting, examines the issues that could shape 2023

Clients are less interested in maintaining commercial relationships; they’re interested in cash.” Fuelled by litigation funding, Swiss disputes may sky-rocket.

Niederer Kraft Frey’s Geneva move took everyone by surprise, so what drove the traditionally conservative firm to combine with Tavernier Tschanz and a Python team?