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ARTICLE · 22 JULY 2022

Conyers Coverage July 2022 – Issue 7 – Cayman Islands

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We are pleased to bring you the summer 2022 edition of Conyers Coverage, the Cayman Islands insurance newsletter.

The Cayman Islands insurance and reinsurance industry has had a strong start to the year and Conyers is honoured to be at the forefront of what is an exciting period of growth and change for the industry locally.

We cover a lot of ground in this edition. We discuss some key themes emerging in the Cayman Islands (re)insurance market from a regulatory perspective as well as some developments, deal highlights, and new legislation, including some interesting updates from our litigation colleagues. We round off the update by introducing you to another member of our growing team who offers fiduciary and corporate services supplementary to Conyers legal services, as well as sharing some pictures of our recent volleyball tournament!

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