UK Ship register eligibility shiftsAs a result of EU exit legislation changes the UK Ship Register has adopted a stricter interpretation affecting EU and EEA individuals who are not UK resident.UK Ship register eligibility shifts
European Commission clarifies temporary admission rules for yachtsIn late 2025, the European Commission published updated interpretative guidance on the application of Temporary Admission (TA) to yachts under Title VII of the Union Customs Code (UCC). Although not legally binding, the guidance reflects how EU customs authorities are expected to interpret and apply the rules in practice. European Commission clarifies temporary admission rules for yachts
Strengthening Yacht Ownership structures through robust governanceModern yacht ownership has evolved far beyond the simple purchase of a vessel. High value yachts are typically held through multi-layered ownership structures that include holding companies, trusts, foundations, or partnerships spanning several jurisdictions. Strengthening Yacht Ownership structures through robust governance
AMSF sanctions 2025: Critical lessons for Monaco yacht brokersOn 28 November 2025, the Journal de Monaco published two anonymised sanction decisions of the AMSF Sanctions Commission (procedures 2025-2145 and 2025-2147). Although one case involved a real-estate agent and the other concerned a brokerage firm active in high-value asset transactions, the findings directly affect all Monaco yacht brokers, particularly those involved in large yacht sales, cross-border deals, complex structures or crypto-funded purchases.AMSF sanctions 2025: Critical lessons for Monaco yacht brokers