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ARTICLE · 26 OCTOBER 2020

Caymans Removed From EU Blacklist

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In welcome news, the Council of the European Union (the EU Council) removed the Cayman Islands from the EU's official list of non-cooperative jurisdictions (the EU blacklist) on October 6, 2020.

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In welcome news, the Council of the European Union (the EU Council) removed the Cayman Islands from the EU's official list of non-cooperative jurisdictions (the EU blacklist) on October 6, 2020. As we reported here, the Cayman Islands had been added to the EU blacklist in February 2020 because the Cayman Islands had not timely amended its "economic substance" legislation to apply to certain investment funds and partnerships. The EU Council cited the Cayman Islands' adoption of new reforms to its framework on Collective Investment Funds in September 2020 as justifying its removal from the EU blacklist.

This news will be of interest to investors that invest in Cayman funds, to private fund sponsors that use Cayman vehicles in their fund structures, and to businesses that have Cayman vehicles in their corporate structures.

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