Hugo Lodge and Sarah Farquhar speak to global hedge fund organisation, the Alternative Investment Management Association ("AIMA").

As of this Monday, 18 January, business owners will have the option of paying their trade and business licensing fees using bank-issued credit and debit cards.

The Department of Commerce and Investment (DCI) in Grand Cayman, including its Business Licensing Counter on the first floor of the Government Administration Building, will close at 3:00pm on Wednesday, 18 January, for a staff meeting.

On the 18th February 2020, the European Council (the ‘EC') adopted a revised list of non-cooperative jurisdictions for tax purposes.

The Cayman Islands Government is presenting three bills to further refine and improve the jurisdiction's beneficial ownership regime.

Liquor licence holders will get an extension beyond regular closing times on New Year's Eve.

The Liquor Licensing Board will hear applications for temporary liquor licences made in accordance with section 15 of the Liquor Licensing Act (2019).

While most of the board positions have been filled, there still are some vacancies.

The Trade and Business Licensing Board will resume its meetings on 13 January 2015, according to board Chairman Garth Arch.

In a positive development for the jurisdiction, EU ministers have removed the Cayman Islands from their blacklist of ‘non-cooperative jurisdictions for tax purposes'.

The General Registry's office in Cayman Brac is expected to reopen on Monday, 3 November following its relocation from the previous address in Stake Bay to Unit number three, Avistar Building, West End.

The Churches Incorporation (Amendment) Act, 2025 is in force following the recent publication of the Commencement Order by Cabinet.

As such, Cayman's legislation is based on the global standards, and we will continue to adhere to global standards with regard to economic substance requirements for relevant entities.

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The Government of the Cayman Islands is aware of media reports on the ongoing revision of the EU list of non-cooperative jurisdictions for tax purposes.

Liquor licence holders in the Cayman Islands are reminded that they cannot conduct liquor sales between 7am and 7pm on Wednesday, 24 May.

In a surprise move, the European Council decided this week to add the Cayman Islands to the EU's list of non-cooperative jurisdictions for tax purposes, commonly referred to as the 'EU blacklist'.

The referendum in the UK on 23rd June 2016 was held to decide whether the UK should leave or remain in the European Union ("EU").

Following the result in the United Kingdom's EU referendum, a new Brexit vocabulary has been created to explain the many different and complicated arrangements that may result from Brexit

A year on from the UK's application to accede to the Lugano Convention on jurisdiction and the recognition and enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters ("Lugano")