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International arbitration is experiencing significant growth in the Cayman Islands as both domestic and international parties increasingly choose this jurisdiction for dispute resolution. The Cayman Islands offers experienced practitioners, supportive courts, and a robust legal framework based on the UNCITRAL Model Law and English Arbitration Act 1996, making it an attractive venue for arbitration, particularly in financial services and investment fund disputes.

The Cayman Islands continues to be a jurisdiction of choice for the establishment of investment funds.

The Cayman Islands operates as a common law jurisdiction based on the English model, offering diverse corporate vehicles including exempted companies, limited liability companies, and exempted limited partnerships. With no income, corporate, or capital gains taxes, the jurisdiction provides flexible structures for international business operations while maintaining robust regulatory frameworks for corporate governance, employment law, and anti-money laundering compliance.

In this guide, Scott Macdonald and Christopher Wall provide an overview of Cayman Islands securitisation law, including receivables contracts, receivables purchase agreement, asset sales, security issues, insolvency laws, special rules, regulatory issues and taxation.

In this guide, Scott Macdonald and James Reeve provide an overview of Cayman Islands securitisation law, including receivables contracts, receivables purchase agreement, asset sales, security issues, insolvency laws, ...

A formal written contract is not necessary to create an enforceable debt obligation. However, such an obligation must be created as a matter of contract or deed. Contracts may be written, oral...

A formal written contract is not necessary to create an enforceable debt obligation. However, such an obligation must be created as a matter of contract or deed.

A formal written contract is not necessary to create an enforceable debt obligation. However, such an obligation must be created as a matter of contract or deed.

In 2024, the global M&A market saw an 8% increase in deal values compared to 2023, reaching USD3.4 trillion.