The Registrar of Non-Profit Organisations (NPOs) extends season's greetings to the public and the NPO sector. During this special season of generous giving, the Registrar encourages the community to be…

Charitable trusts are well recognised in many jurisdictions but they do come with some drawbacks.

On Saturday, 18 Nov., supporters of Help For Children (HFC) Cayman (formerly Hedge Funds Care Cayman) gathered at the Kimpton Seafire Resort & Spa...

To help newly registered and existing charitable organisations understand their compliance with the Non-Profit Organisations (NPO) Act (2020 Revision)

For the third consecutive year, the Maples Group has released its Cayman Islands Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Report highlighting the ways the Group supported worthwhile causes in the Cayman Islands in 2022...

To have the $300 application fee waived, and also to avoid issues caused by missing the registration deadline, charities and section 80 companies that meet the legal definition of non-profit organisations (NPOs) are encouraged to file their registration applications by 15 June.

General Registry and the Ministry of Financial Services have met with local banks to address concerns surrounding banking requirements for charitable organisations, specifically in relation to the opening of bank accounts by non-profit organisations.

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

The case of In the Matter of the F Charitable Trust [2017] JRC 142 concerned an exclusively charitable Jersey law trust (the Trust).

Donations for 2023 were presented to each charity during an internal event hosted at the Walkers headquarters in Grand Cayman.

Following a lengthy period of consultation, both with members of the public and industry stakeholders, the Cayman Islands Government recently passed the Non-Profit Organisations Law, 2017.

As of 16 April, there were 63 registered NPOs in the Cayman Islands.

As a leading offshore financial centre, the Cayman Islands strives both to meet the varied and changing needs of those who utilise the jurisdiction as well as ensuring it maintains appropriate levels of regulation.

The upheaval faced by the global community over the past two years has prompted changes in almost all areas of our lives. Perhaps one of the most fundamental consequences for international family offices...

Every book in the business section of the book store will tell you that success hinges on having a great mission statement.

The Cayman Islands recently implemented legislation which will have serious implications for charities operating in the Islands.

When can a litigant obtain a proprietary injunction, and what proprietary interest is required to justify such relief?

Non-profit organisations are regulated pursuant to the Non-Profit Organisations Act (2020 Revision) and associated regulations (the "Act").

This Publication has been prepared for the assistance of those who are considering the formation of a non-profit organisation ("NPO") in the Cayman Islands ("Cayman").

As of Tuesday, 1 August, businesses that operate as charities can be categorised as non-profit organisations (NPOs), which will allow them to avoid substantial fees.