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ARTICLE · 02 OCTOBER 2019

Amending Notice Provisions To Allow For Email

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The expanding regulatory landscape in which special purpose vehicles (SPVs) that issue CLOs operate in, brings with it the need for ever more paperwork.

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The expanding regulatory landscape in which special purpose vehicles (SPVs) that issue CLOs operate in, brings with it the need for ever more paperwork. When coupled with the sizeable amount of paperwork associated with litigation and settlements that SPVs can become involved with, this has resulted in a surprisingly large uptick in the volume of physical mail being received by fiduciary service providers in the Cayman Islands over the last few years. Literally truckloads.

While the Maples Group has policies and procedures in place to ensure that physical mail is forwarded at the earliest opportunity upon receipt, both physically and electronically by email, to our manager contacts and trustees, it nonetheless remains the case that physical, or "snail", mail can take days, weeks or, in some extreme circumstances, even months to reach our offices in the first place given the vagaries of the international postal service and

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