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Yun Sheng
Senior Corporate Paralegal
- Cayman Islands
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.
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INSIGHTS | 15 May 2026
Enforcement of Foreign Judgments and Arbitration Awards in the British Virgin Islands
Learn about the enforcement of foreign judgments and arbitration awards in the British Virgin Islands, including procedures for monetary and non-monetary judgments, as well as the recognition and enforcement of Convention and non-Convention arbitral awards.
INSIGHTS | 14 May 2026
Key issues in series financing transactions from a BVI and a Cayman Islands law perspective
Explore key issues in series financing transactions from a BVI and Cayman Islands law perspective, including the legal advantages, common due diligence processes, and the specific features that make these jurisdictions attractive for startups and early-stage companies.
INSIGHTS | 11 May 2026
Cayman Islands – The latest position regarding tokenised funds
The Cayman Islands’ Mutual Funds (Amendment) Act, 2026 and the Cayman Islands’ Private Funds (Amendment) Act, 2026 both came into force as of March 24, 2026.
INSIGHTS | 23 April 2026
Key factors for launching a virtual assets business in the BVI
Learn the key factors for launching a virtual assets business in the BVI, including registration under the VASP Act, advantages of the jurisdiction, and the types of services regulated as virtual assets services, from exchanges to custody services.
INSIGHTS | 22 April 2026
Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property in the Cayman Islands and the BVI
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to raise complex questions about the applicability of intellectual property (IP) laws to AI and AI-generated works.
