Yun Sheng

Senior Corporate Paralegal

  • Cayman Islands
Yun Sheng

Overview

Yun is a Senior Corporate Paralegal in the Investment Funds and Corporate Group at Loeb Smith Attorneys. She has a wealth of experience in advising on a wide range of matters relating to formation and launch of Cayman and BVI investment funds, on BVI Approved Managers, and also advises on M&A transactions involving Cayman and BVI companies. Prior to joining our Firm, Yun worked at an international law firm in Shanghai.

Latest Updates and News

BVI Company Restoration: Court process and requirements
INSIGHTS | 11 February 2026

BVI Company Restoration: Court process and requirements

We look briefly at how an application can be made to the court in the British Virgin Islands (BVI) to restore a BVI company to the Register of Companies (Register), and aims to provide some practical insight into the restoration process.

Cayman Islands – CIMA’s Review of VASPs
INSIGHTS | 09 February 2026

Cayman Islands – CIMA’s Review of VASPs

Cayman Islands introduced The Virtual Assets (Service Providers Act) (“VASP Act”) to align with the standards and recommendations set out by the Financial Action Task Force relating to the AML/CFT supervision of virtual asset services providers (“VASPs”).

Fund Management in Cayman Islands (Part 1)
INSIGHTS | 26 January 2026

Fund Management in Cayman Islands (Part 1)

Explore key points of fund management regulation in Cayman Islands, a jurisdiction with a strong global reputation, tax neutrality and fund flexibility.

Private Funds in the Cayman Islands
INSIGHTS | 09 January 2026

Private Funds in the Cayman Islands

This article will provide a general overview of the steps involved in the formation and running of a closed-ended investment fund in the Cayman Islands pursuant to the Private Funds Act (As Revised) (the “Act”). Whilst there are no statutory requirements as to the type of legal entity…

The Cayman Islands Implements Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework
INSIGHTS | 16 December 2025

The Cayman Islands Implements Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework

The Common Reporting Standard (“CRS”) which was published by The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (“OECD”) is intended to, among other things, improve international tax transparency. The CRS achieves this objective by, among other things, requiring committed jurisdictions to obtain information on offshore accounts held with “Financial…

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