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Appleby is a prominent multinational law firm with a presence in major offshore financial centres worldwide. The firm excels in corporate, private client and trusts, and regulatory matters. Appleby's corporate practice covers transactional debt work, regulatory advice, and expertise in subscription and fund finance. The Private Client & Trusts team offers specialized advice to high net worth individuals (HNWI), families, and trustees, while the regulatory practice focuses on banking regulations, anti-money laundering, and data protection laws. Richard Sheldon, managing group partner, leads the firm's Guernsey office and is recognized for his expertise in cross-jurisdictional issues.

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