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ARTICLE · 30 APRIL 2021

10 Things You Need To Know About…Structuring A Repackaging Transaction Using A Cayman Islands SPV

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Special purpose vehicles (SPVs) are commonly employed as a structuring tool in many cross-border and structured finance transactions, and repackaging transactions are no exception.

Cayman IslandsCorporate/Commercial Law

Special purpose vehicles (SPVs) are commonly employed as a structuring tool in many cross-border and structured finance transactions, and repackaging transactions are no exception. The Cayman Islands has a long history of acting as a structuring jurisdiction for repackaging SPVs. The stable political climate, flexible corporate regime and well established, creditor friendly legal system within the Cayman Islands, coupled with the availability of tried and tested bankruptcy remote SPV structures, the option of using segregated portfolio companies and the possibility of listing notes on the Cayman Islands Stock Exchange, make it an ideal choice of jurisdiction for establishing a repackaging vehicle.

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