FRAUDNET 2022 REPORT: Offshore – Decline or Thrive?
Shaun Reardon-John presents an exclusive Martin Kenney & Co article looking at the future of the BVI, published in the brand new 2022 FraudNet Annual Global Report.
BVI BUSINESS: Tribute to Robert Mathavious
Martin Kenney says the BVI owes former BVI Financial Services Commission boss Robert Mathavious “a great deal of debt” over his work for the islands during 40+ years of service.
LEXOLOGY: New MKS chapter on BVI Litigation Funding now out
Our brand new chapter on Litigation Funding in the BVI is now live on Lexology ‘Getting the Deal Through’.
CONFERENCE: Martin Kenney speaks at BVI Arbitration Week
Hear Martin Kenney speak about third-party litigation funding in the Caribbean at the 2021 BVI Arbitration Week.
TORONTO STAR: Proposed G7 tax rules are short-sighted and ill-conceived
The G7’s move to “standardise” corporate tax rates across the globe is short-sighted and may well have long term, detrimental (and unintended) side effects.
The Future Of Unexplained Wealth Orders
UWOs were intended to empower UK law enforcement agencies to attack the UK-based assets of high-net worth individuals with shady pasts who owned assets of questionable origin. They could also be used to target UK-held assets of politically exposed persons (PEPs) suspected of grand corruption in their home states.
Blacklists In The Caribbean
It is unjust and wrong-headed for the EU to blame small Caribbean Islands for its own tax mess.
📣 CORONAVIRUS THREAT: WE’RE PREPARED
Martin Kenney & Co. is well-placed to deal with any disruption caused by the coronavirus, using a remote network of both local and international staff.
JOBS: Join a leading asset recovery law firm in the Caribbean
Martin Kenney & Co, Solicitors is looking to hire two UK or Caribbean-trained solicitors or barristers with three to five years’ post-qualification experience to join its specialist asset recovery practice.
Third Party Funding of Litigation and Arbitration in the BVI
What are the legal doctrines ⚖️ of ‘champerty and maintenance’ and how could clarifying current uncertainty under BVI law over third-party funding help the BVI in its litigation and arbitration work? Martin Kenney for the IFC Review.