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ARTICLE · 04 NOVEMBER 2020

New CIMA Rules For Registered Mutual Funds

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New rules relate to contents of offering documents, segregation of assets and the calculation of asset values.

Cayman IslandsCorporate/Commercial Law

The Cayman Islands Monetary Authority ("CIMA") has issued new rules that apply to mutual funds regulated under the Mutual Funds Law (2020 Revision)1.  The new rules relate to: (i) the contents of Offering Documents (the "Content Rules"); (ii) the Segregation of Assets (the "Segregation Rules"); and (iii) the Calculation of Asset Values (the "NAV Calculation Rules") (collectively, the "Rules").

Content Rules

All regulated mutual funds with a new or ongoing offering made pursuant to an offering document are required to comply with the Content Rules.  The disclosures required by the Content Rules largely reflect existing disclosure practices for Cayman Islands funds and, in many respects, simply codify what the industry had already understood to be CIMA's requirements for inclusion in the offering document of a regulated mutual fund.  Critically, the new Content Rules do not impact any existing duty of disclosure under the general law or as required under the Mutual

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