For the fifth consecutive year the Cayman Islands has gained the top spot as the best specialised financial centre in the world for 2013, as surveyed by The Banker, with rankings’ tables recently released that show Cayman has again beat all its rivals and increased its score on last year in the process.

The Cayman Islands is one of the most utilised international finance centres (IFC) in the Asian finance industry.

A strong legal and regulatory system is the necessary foundation for jurisdictions that want to succeed in the global financial services economy due to the intense sophistication of institutional...

Attorney General, the Hon. Samuel Bulgin, KC and Minister for Financial Services and Commerce, the Hon. André Ebanks, are leading a Cayman Islands Government delegation to Mexico...

The Insurance Managers Association of Cayman (IMAC) announced that conference sessions from this year's Cayman Captive Forum (CCF) will be made available online...

Welcome to the Q2 2026 funds newsletter. We hope you will find this newsletter of interest.

Anyone interested in finding out more about some of the multilateral initiatives proposed and confirmed with regard to international tax should attend this special seminar hosted by Cayman Finance.

In 1976 a breaking point for the insurance industry was reached. After a time of political movement and economic upheaval, liability insurance pay-outs in the US had reached an unsustainable rate...

Cayman’s mature information and communications technology infrastructure has been an important draw for businesses to domicile in this jurisdiction, as highly prized as its high regulatory standards and tax-neutral status.

The Cayman Limited Liability Companies Law (‘LLC Law') was formerly introduced on 8th July 2016 and is expected to be used for a broad range of structuring situations.

The Cayman Islands’ position as a top international financial centre is facilitated not only by its income tax-free status, but also by the Islands’ history of political and economic stability, responsible and practical levels of regulation, and a highly competent workforce of professionals, judiciary and legislators.

In this article Mark Matthews, Nicola Bashforth, and Stephen McLoughlin discuss the key risk retention rules and structures of both US and European CLOs to form a chapter within Cayman Finance's second issue of Cayman. Moving Finance Forward.

In the context of the Private Member's Motion, Cayman Finance strongly urges the movers of the motion and the other members of the House to remain focused on the need to protect the Cayman Islands Financial Services Industry, which is directly responsible for more than half of the Islands' economy, more than half of the government's revenue and employs more Caymanians than any other industry.

The Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive, 2011/ 61/ EU, came into force on 22 July 2013, affecting the management and marketing of Alternative Investment Funds in the European Union.

As a recognised global centre of excellence for trusts, Cayman's financial sector has serviced international clients for decades with what is the most flexible instrument for wealth structuring and estate planning within a common law framework

Cayman Finance CEO Jude Scott, in a letter to the Editor of the Washington Post, has challenged misconceptions in a recent commentary writter

The Cayman Islands is a premier global financial hub, efficiently connecting law-abiding users and providers of investment capital and financing around the world – benefiting both developed and developing countries.

As virtual assets continue to surge in global prominence, the regulatory landscape governing them becomes increasingly crucial.

Cayman has faced an increased regulatory burden as a result of a global drive for transparency and wider information exchange

After a three-year hiatus due to the pandemic, Cayman Finance, in partnership with the Ministry of Financial Services and Commerce, the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA)...