The total number of winding up petition filings in offshore jurisdictions dropped by more than a third last year compared to 2017, a trend that continued in 2019, offshore law firm Appleby noted in its latest Offshore Corporate Insolvency and Restructuring report. The firm's report looked at company petition filings and any resulting court orders in Bermuda, the British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Guernsey, the Isle of Man and Mauritius. "Last year saw a significant drop in the number of insolvency petitions filed in offshore jurisdictions and 2019 appears to be continuing this ea...
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