During the first half of 2019, approximately 26 CLOs comprising new issuances, refinancings and resets, were listed on the Cayman Islands Stock Exchange ("CSX").

There were more than 200 offshore initial public offerings (IPOs) announced or completed in 2015, with the majority of those businesses coming from the Cayman Islands, according to our new research.

Campbells acted as Cayman Islands and British Virgin Islands legal counsel to Akeso, Inc. in connection with its approximately HK$2.58 billion (US$333 million)...

Campbells acted as Cayman Islands and British Virgin Islands legal counsel for Peijia Medical Limited ("Peijia Medical") on the second largest IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange this year

In May 2021, the UK Financial Conduct Authority ("FCA") consulted on changes to aspects of the London Stock Exchange ("LSE") Listing Rules that apply to special purpose acquisition companies ("SPACs").

We are delighted to present our May 2021 edition of The CLOser.

The Cayman Islands Government welcomes the EU's decision to remove Cayman from its list of non-cooperative jurisdictions for tax purposes.

The CLOser is Maples and Calder's industry newsletter focused primarily on current Cayman Islands and Irish legal issues that are relevant to the CLO market.

The Cayman Islands Stock Exchange ("CSX") implemented the 2017 Revision of the Listing Rules in April 2017.

The purpose of this article is to provide a high level understanding of Walkers' listing sponsor services in the Channel Islands, together with general information on the listing of High Yield Bonds...

If ever there was a year when ESG bonds would come to the fore, 2020 has proven to be such a year.

Eurobonds listed on the Cayman Islands Stock Exchange (the "CSX") now benefit from the quoted Eurobond exemption for withholding tax purposes.

この記事では、ケイマン諸島証券取引所（CSX）に投資ファンドを上場することの利点について解説します。CSXは、オープンエンド型およびクロー&#

On 1 July 2022, the Central Bank of Ireland ("Central Bank") published updated guidance on its presubmission requirements for certain types of Qualifying Investor AIF ("QIAIF") products and confirmed...

In this article, Everton Robertson reviews the fluid landscape impacting the China VC space that recent US and PRC laws and regulations have created, and the need to resist the temptation of over excessive navel-gazing.

The Cayman Islands Stock Exchange (CSX) facilitates the trading of diverse securities, including investment funds (both open-ended and closed-ended), corporate and retail debt, eurobonds, equities (domestic and international), derivative warrants, and Segregated Portfolio Companies.

Nicholas Pattman talks to Lawyer Monthly to give an overview of the benefits of listing investment funds and the process for listing them on the Cayman Islands Stock Exchange.

Over the last 40 years the Cayman Islands has matured into one of the world's largest international financial centers, providing institutionally-focused, specialized services to a global client base.

Offshore jurisdictions have long been a popular choice as listing vehicles and feature prominently on over 20 exchanges worldwide.

Cayman Islands and BVI companies used as listing vehicles operate under a three-tier regulatory framework comprising company law, constitutional documents, and stock exchange listing rules. This analysis examines the critical differences between Cayman and BVI company law—particularly regarding share capital structure, amendment procedures, and directors' powers—and explores how these distinctions impact the efficiency of share consolidations needed to maintain Nasdaq listing requirements.