The coronavirus pandemic has created unprecedented circumstances for business operations globally. Economists have warned the fallout could be similar to that of the 2008 recession

As COVID-19 impacts the Caribbean and Latin America the IP world keeps on spinning, with IP practitioners and IP offices and registries finding new ways of working to ensure that the rights of brand owners...

Around six months after the Covid-19 global pandemic had spread across the globe causing many countries to take drastic measures such as national lockdowns forcing businesses to adapt...

As of Monday, 24 August, General Registry will resume certain services for the public at its Government Administration Building counter.

One of the consequences of the slowdown in fundraising caused by the recent pandemic seems to have been an increase in the use of Separately Managed Accounts ("SMAs") as investment vehicles.

The Cayman Islands Parliament has passed temporary legislation which facilitates the signing of certain documents by removing the requirement that a witness...

The Government of the Cayman Islands continues to demonstrate its unwavering commitment to support business continuity of the financial services industry in light of the COVID-19 pandemic...

In light of the COVID-19 pandemic and its implications on business continuity in the financial services industry, the Cayman Islands Government has announced measures to support businesses with upcoming annual filing and reporting obligations.

With many Intellectual Property (IP) media sources citing a reduction in the number of IP filings since the start of the COVID-19 outbreak around the world...

Over 15 associations made representations on the economic impact of COVID-19 on their members' businesses.

我们深知疫情的大流行对每个人来说都是一项挑战。

The Registrar of Companies will continue its operations with minimal disruptions in the face of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

The Cayman Islands Financial Services Industry continues to provide tremendous value as the main economic driver of the Cayman Islands economy.

The Ministry's usual engagement with local and international stakeholders is ongoing, and progress continues to be made to address the international obligations as required.

When it comes to our social and environmental impacts and engaging with the local community, we take our responsibilities seriously

During these difficult times, as the COVID-19 outbreak continues to disrupt our daily lives, health and safety is paramount.

The Cayman Government has restricted entry to the Island since mid-March and is currently operating a curfew system day and night for residents other than essential workers, with the..

The global spread of COVID-19 and the sustained containment protocols in place including social distancing and quarantine, together with the anticipated prolonged remote working arrangements...

The Cayman Islands has recently introduced legislation which temporarily allows for the valid signing of certain documents where the witness is not in the immediate physical presence of the person...

COVID-19 has had an impact on diverse areas of our lives, affecting businesses and the way they perform and operate globally. The rapidly evolving situation brought to the fore the need for business to be able to adapt...