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ARTICLE · 01 JANUARY 2015

Split Boards Favoured As Fund Governance Intensifies

On 6 December 2013, after a period of consultation with industry practitioners, the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority – the Islands’ financial regulator – released its Statement of Guidance for Regulated Mutual Funds.

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The following article, featuring commentary from DMS Executive Director and Chief Compliance Officer Don W. Ebanks, appears in the 2014 Hedgeweek Cayman Islands Special Report.

On 6 December 2013, after a period of consultation with industry practitioners, the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA) – the Islands' financial regulator – released its Statement of Guidance for Regulated Mutual Funds ('SoG-MF'). In essence, the SoG-MF codifies and sets guidance on the minimum corporate governance standards required by operators of regulated mutual funds (directors, general partners) and gives the operators a clear understanding of their primary duties.

CIMA expects the oversight, direction and management of a regulated mutual fund to be conducted in a fit and proper manner in accordance with the Mutual Funds Law. The Statement of Guidance seeks to provide the governing body of a regulated mutual fund and its operators with guidance on the minimum expectations for

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