With offices located in London, Hong Kong, and Singapore, Carey Olsen is very well-positioned to advise on a wide range of Caribbean-based matters surrounding Bermuda, BVI, and Cayman law. In Carey Olsen LLP’s London office, managing partner Jasmine Amaria is notable for her expertise in the BVI and Cayman law aspects of corporate, finance, and investment funds matters, including fund formation, M&A transactions, and joint ventures. Richard Brown, also in London, focuses his BVI practice on dispute resolution, litigation, and insolvency-related cases, which includes complex fraud and asset tracing cases. Carey Olsen Hong Kong LLP's practice is home to managing partner Michael Padarin, who is notably active in the formation, operation, and restructuring of private equity and venture capital funds, while Jeremy Lightfoot leads the disputes team, which also includes Tim Haynes and Matthew Watson. Haynes is particularly skilled in representing Asia-based clients in commercial disputes, while Watson is a Bermuda law specialist. In Carey Olsen Singapore LLP, managing partner Anthony McKenzie leads the corporate group for Asia with notable expertise in Cayman Islands, BVI, and Bermuda law, frequently handling corporate, investment funds, and finance transactions. James Noble sits at the helm of the litigation, insolvency, and restructuring department, and head of funds Tom Katsaros is another notable presence in the team, as is litigation specialist Helen Wang.

Conyers boasts offices in London, Hong Kong, and Singapore that are well-equipped to service clients regarding the laws of Bermuda, BVI, and the Cayman Islands. In London, Conyers’ office is chaired by 'outstanding counsel' and managing partner Eric Flaye, who is skilled in private investment funds, M&A transactions, and joint ventures. The London offering is notable for its work in M&A, general corporate matters, investment funds, fin-tech-related transactions, and asset and structured financing. Also in London, Nicholas Pattman is notable for his expertise in venture capital, private equity, and hedge funds. Conyers’ Singapore office is led by Preetha Pillai, and sectors of strength for the team include commercial property, healthcare, natural resources, aviation, and shipping. Pillai frequently advises clients on direct investments, and equity and debt issues. Conyers‘ Hong Kong offering services international and Asia-based corporates, financial institutions, and entrepreneurs, and is headed up by Christopher Bickley, who specialise in corporate finance mandates, as well as IPOs and the listing of shares. Piers Alexander is the firm’s global head of investment funds, and Mark Yeadon leads the Hong Kong-based disputes and restructuring department. Corporate finance expert Richard Hall, commercial litigator and 'outstanding practitioner' Norman Hau, who is experienced in restructuring and insolvency and shareholder disputes, and Lilian Woo, with notable expertise in global equity offerings, are all key members of the Hong Kong team. Project and structured finance expert Vivien Fung, with a focus on the Cayman Islands, and M&A lawyer David Lamb, are also recommended.

Praised by one client as ‘one of the big hitters in the offshore legal market’, Mourant’s Hong Kong, Singapore, and London offices support clients with the BVI and Cayman Islands law regarding investment funds, finance and corporate, banking, insolvency and litigation, and international trusts and private client work. Mourant Ozannes‘s Hong Kong practice sees Paul Christopher sitting as the Asia managing partner and head of the corporate and investment funds team there. Danielle Roman chairs the banking and finance group in Hong Kong with notable experience in fund financing mandates, while Justine Lau heads up the litigation, restructuring, and insolvency offering. Global practice lead for finance and corporate work Simon Lawrenson is another key name in the Hong Kong office. Cross-border restructurings, security enforcements, and liquidations form a key part of Claire Fulton‘s practice. In Mourant‘s London office, managing partner Alex Last boasts particular expertise in investment funds, especially fund formation, being the firm’s global co-head of this practice area. Christopher Harlowe, also based in London, is global practice head of the litigation and insolvency team. Mourant saw the launch of its new Singapore office in October 2023 which is headed up by managing partner Craig Luton, who joined the team at the same time from Maples Group. Luton specialises in corporate and investment funds work, frequently handling the structure, formation, lunch, and maintenance of various funds.