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As the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands is set to close for 2024, we reflect on some of the large-scale cross-border insolvency and restructuring proceedings and complex commercial disputes dealt with in the jurisdiction during 2024.

The Cayman Islands Court of Appeal ("CICA") in Traded Life Policies Fund (In Official Liquidation) ("TLPF") & Anor v Jeremy Leach et al confirmed that where the plaintiff's want of means (impecuniosity)...

In a recent decision of the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands (the "Grand Court") in the matter of Sun Cheong Creative Development Holdings Limited (FSD 160 of 2020)

A Cayman Islands company (CayCo) may be wound up either voluntarily according to the terms of its articles of association or compulsorily by the Cayman Islands Court (Court).

Limited Partners (LPs) are investing more and more in first-time funds because they are more entrepreneurial, better placed to deliver specialist strategies and more likely to produce higher returns than more established firms.

There is no public security registration regime in the Cayman Islands and no publically searchable registers.

Plume Foundation SEZC has established itself within Cayman Enterprise City's special economic zones to support the Plume blockchain network's governance and growth.

In a judgment delivered on 25 May 2023, the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands ordered the joinder of two plaintiff limited partners of The Port Fund L.P. (the "Fund") as defendants to a crossclaim...

代表股东提交的意见是，联合指定会产生若干非预期后果，而且就正式清算人的身份而言，唯一获得经济授权的利益相关者的观点应当至关重#

The Foundation Companies Law, 2017 introduced a new type of company in the Cayman Islands, the foundation company. This expands the options available to businesses, which includes...

A review of Cayman Islands hedge fund corporate governance and best practice, including in times of distress.

In recent years, the Cayman Islands continues to evolve as a premier global jurisdiction for investment funds.

Local businesses have access to an efficient online tool for doing business with the General Registry.

The Companies (Amendment) Law 2015, which amends sections 55 and 56 of the Companies Law (2013 Revision) (the "Law"), was recently passed by the Cayman Islands Legislative Assembly.

Every Cayman Islands company is required to keep at its registered office a register containing the names and addresses of its directors, including alternate directors and officers (the "Register").

It's fair to say that when a fund comes to the end of its natural life, most managers expect the deregistration process to be quicker and simpler than the launch process.

You've heard the stories. Companies and entrepreneurs worldwide are moving to business-centric locations that are beneficial in so many ways. Yes, we're talking about the world's tax...