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ARTICLE · 24 JANUARY 2013

Deregistering A Cayman Islands Hedge Fund?

Every Cayman hedge fund operator should have an exit strategy when developing a regulated Cayman fund product.

Cayman IslandsFinance and Banking

Every Cayman hedge fund operator should have an exit strategy when developing a regulated Cayman fund product. While creating a checklist for launch, they should seek guidance on the requirements necessary to terminate the hedge fund once registered with the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority ("Authority").

Quite simply, there are fees and there is a process. Way too often, there is a lack of awareness of the scope of the process and level of costs associated. Applicable requirements will depend on whether the fund is a registered fund, an administered fund or a licensed fund.

Timing is important. The de-registration process may be commenced at anytime during the fund's life cycle. However, if the process is started but not complete by or before December 31st in any given year, then at least 50% of the applicable annual registration fees may be payable to the Authority. This goes on until the de registration process for the fund is complete.

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