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ARTICLE · 04 JULY 2019

Cayman Islands Restructuring – Recent Cases

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Restructuring of insolvent companies in the Cayman Islands is implemented by a flexible regime comprising the appointment of provisional liquidators coupled with an adjournment of the winding-up petition.

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Restructuring of insolvent companies in the Cayman Islands is implemented by a flexible regime comprising the appointment of provisional liquidators coupled with an adjournment of the winding-up petition. This enables a restructuring to be pursued, typically through a scheme of arrangement and the dismissal of the winding-up petition. However, recent cases show that the Court will not do so without a sound basis.

The Court has gone so far as to adjourn a winding up petition to enable a restructuring to be pursued even without the protection of provisional liquidators. Segal J was prepared to do so in Grand TG Gold Holdings Limited (unreported, 22 August 2016), but this is exceptional. More recent cases have taken a more conventional approach.

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