The Grand Court of the Cayman Islands has long adopted a uniquely flexible, pragmatic and cooperative approach in cross-border insolvency matters.

Jonathon Clifton, Group Managing Director of OIL, spoke with China Business News about the opportunities and challenges of key offshore centres in the world with the increasing demand from China market.

Join the Walkers' global fintech team as they reveal how innovation can work hand in hand with compliance for long-term global growth and to what degree advisers must adapt to meet the sectors changing needs.

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

There is no doubt that the various regulatory changes we have seen in recent years have created a heightened administrative environment for SPV issuers and their investment managers.

In this chapter, Matthew Crawford and Mac Imrie provide an overview of the key issues and most important developments in the area of international arbitration for the Cayman Islands.

In this chapter, Dudley Solan, Brian Clarke and Malachi Sweetman provide an overview of the key issues and most important developments in the area of international arbitration for Ireland.

The Department of Commerce and Investment (DCI), including its Trade and Business Licensing Counter on the first floor of the Government Administration Building, will close from 2pm on Friday, 1 May, for a staff training event.

The Department of Commerce and Investment, including its Trade and Business Licensing Counter on the first floor of the Government Administration Building, will close from 1:30pm on Thursday, 26 March, for a staff training event.

The Department of Commerce and Investment (DCI), including its Trade and Business Licensing Counter on the first floor of the Government Administration Building, will close from 11:30am on Wednesday, 16 March...

The Department of Commerce and Investment (DCI), including its Trade and Business Licensing Counter on the first floor of the Government Administration Building, will close on Friday, 22 May, for a staff training event.

DCI's main office will reopen on Monday, 7 September at 8:30am, and the Trade and Business counter will reopen at 9:00am.

Since the UK referendum on EU membership, there has been a large degree of uncertainty around the impact this will have on the UK and greater Europe as well as the potential ripple effects that will be felt globally.

The Cayman Islands Court recently sanctioned the China Agrotech scheme which (save for the scheme requiring conditional sanction) is a reasonably standard insolvent creditor scheme and parallel Hong Kong scheme.

CIMA issued a notice advising that for funds that have been in LUL or LUT for more than six months, CIMA will contact the fund via its Registered or Principal Office in order to collect any outstanding documents or fees.

Chapter 14 of the Rules now allows for a greater degree of flexibility with respect to companies that do not have a two year audited financial statements ‘track record' and the prior requirement...

The DITC has extended the reporting deadline for US FATCA and CRS to 31 August 2017.

Singapore managing partner John Rogers has recently been discussing offshore opportunities in the India Business Law Journal February 2016 Volume 9 Issue 7.

International authorities continue to report evolving trading patterns in Russian-origin gold transactions, prompting renewed focus on sanctions compliance frameworks.

The United Kingdom and Chinese governments have signed an agreement on behalf of the Cayman Islands which bestows ‘Most Favoured Nation' status to Cayman Islands registered vessels entering Chinese ports.