Special Economic Zone Companies offer a straightforward and cost effective way of establishing a physical presence in the Cayman Islands, enabling eligible businesses and their employees to access...

Cayman Enterprise City continues to expand the types of businesses that are eligible to be registered within its special economic zone.

When ShoreLabs, a global venture operating system (VOS) for emerging technologies, made the decision to relocate its headquarters from Switzerland to the Cayman Islands, it marked a significant moment...

With offices in Hong Kong, Singapore, Tokyo and Grand Cayman, Phenix Jet Cayman is a name synonymous with precision, privacy, and global reach in the world of private aviation.

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.

As advancements in technology continue to enhance business' ability to operate from almost anywhere in the world, the need grows for legislators to modernise tax laws...

The Civil Aviation Authority of the Cayman Islands (CAACI) exhibited at the annual National Business Aviation Association – Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (NBAA-BACE)...

On 30 June 2016, legislation came into effect that has paved the way for sweeping changes to Cayman's copyright laws

With a team of 150 in six offices across the globe, international tax firm Trowbridge focuses on three core areas: global mobility, private client services, and corporate tax.

Aaron Unterman is the Managing Director of XReg Consulting SEZC a boutique public policy and regulatory affairs consultancy specialising in digital assets. Aaron's special economic...

As the sector moves beyond experimentation and into a more deliberate phase of building, founders are thinking more carefully about where they want to base their teams, grow their networks, access capital...

Cayman's long-standing reputation as a stable jurisdiction for international business has been developed over decades, grounded in clear legislation, regulatory certainty...

The COVID-19 pandemic has severely impacted the aviation industry. With many international borders closed, thousands of aircraft are currently grounded and, even when flying resumes, ...

The Cayman Islands are renowned not only for their stunning beaches and turquoise waters but also for their favourable tax environment.

At some point in a company's life cycle may surface the curiosity of whether the company, its subsidiary or any of its assets should be offshore.

The environment in which a company operates plays a pivotal role in shaping its success.

Maples and Calder's Cayman Islands-based Asset Finance team recently advised CHC Helicopter with respect to its application to be licensed to operate in Cayman Enterprise City's ("CEC") Maritime & Aviation City.

Both the Cayman Islands and Dubai have great appeal for businesses exploring offshore locations. Companies operating in IT, shipping, commodities, and technology can find distinct advantages in both locations.

The Cayman Islands is a globally recognised and highly regarded jurisdiction with a market leading aircraft registry in the Civil Aviation Authority of the Cayman Islands (the "CAACI").

From revolutionising staking solutions to pushing the boundaries of DeFi innovation, Ether.fi, led by Mike Silagadze, has emerged as a pioneering force in the dynamic crypto landscape.