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ARTICLE · 14 JANUARY 2020

New Registration Requirements For Unregulated Investment Funds

On 8 January 2020, the Cayman Islands Government published a draft Private Funds Bill, 2020 (the Bill) and a draft amendment to the Mutual Funds Law (2019 Revision)

Cayman IslandsFinance and Banking

On 8 January 2020, the Cayman Islands Government published a draft Private Funds Bill, 2020 (the Bill) and a draft amendment to the Mutual Funds Law (2019 Revision) (MFL Amendment).  The proposed legislation is a result of certain EU and other international recommendations and has been developed to align the Cayman Islands investment fund regulatory regime with other jurisdictions.  The Bill and the MFL Amendment are expected to be put before the Cayman Islands Legislative Assembly on 30 January 2020, where final amendments may be made before they are passed into law. It is expected that there will then be a transition period for existing structures.

However, given the significance of the Bill and the MFL Amendment to many of our clients, this advisory summarises key features of the Bill and the MFL Amendment in their current draft form.

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