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A new centre of the OECD’s International Academy for Tax Crime Investigation has been opened in Wako, Japan.

Today sees the publication of the 2019 eprivateclient Guernsey Report – a whistle-stop analysis of the private wealth sector in Guernsey

Rachel Thompson's three year long battle with Apple to gain access to her late husband's account highlights the difficulty of navigating the terms and conditions of online service providers after death and is another example of how the law is struggling to keep up with the pace of technology, explains Howard Kennedy's Lauren Sieprath

The vast majority (87 percent) of family offices review and adjust compensation on an annual basis, Morgan Stanley has found.

An organisation designed to represent the interests of professional deputies and their support staff is being launched in England and Wales.

The US Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has issued guidance on cryptocurrencies.

Appleby's David Dorgan looks at a new employee benefit trust introduced in Jersey which creates new planning opportunities for international businesses operating in the United Arab Emirates

Irwin Mitchell family law solicitor Scott Halliday has been appointed to the Law Society’s LGBT+ national committee

Wealthy families obviously have access to advantages that other families do not. However, many want to protect their children from the unintended consequences this can bring. They want their children to be ‘grounded’, to have an understanding of the value of wealth and of the wider world

Despite leadership playing a role in “every aspect” of his life, Matthew Fleming, partner and head of family governance and succession and Stonehage Fleming, learnt the most about leadership from his family