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ARTICLE · 02 AUGUST 2024

Changes To Cayman Islands Beneficial Ownership Reporting Regime Now In Effect

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The Ministry of Financial Services and Commerce in the Cayman Islands announced today that awaited changes to the beneficial ownership reporting regime (BORR)

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The Ministry of Financial Services and Commerce in the Cayman Islands announced today that awaited changes to the beneficial ownership reporting regime (BORR) have come into effect on 31 July 2024. "These are the most significant changes to the beneficial ownership reporting regime since it was introduced in the Cayman Islands in 2017," notes Lucy Frew, partner in the Regulatory & Risk Advisory group at Walkers. "Many entities that previously had few or no obligations will have to take steps to comply."

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strong>The Beneficial Ownership Transparency Act, 2023 (BOTA) updates the BORR in line with evolving international standards and expands the scope of the BORR. Cayman Islands companies, limited liability companies, limited liability partnerships, foundation companies and, for the first time, exempted limited partnerships and limited partnerships (togetherLegal Persons) are in scope of the BOTA. Trusts and registered foreign companies continue to

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