As hedge fund managers continue to navigate the Covid-19 environment there are several potential issues that could arise as they…
Following a year of new regulatory changes and just days before the Private Funds Act was enacted, Cayman Funds magazine…
Two pieces of legislation have been introduced in a push to keep the Cayman Islands investment funds regime at the…
The Cayman Islands Directors Association plays an increasingly important role liaising between government…
The hedge fund landscape remains as dynamic as ever as firms adapt to the changing demands of clients. Leanne Golding…
The influence of the Cayman Islands Directors Association continues to grow, representing a united voice for funds directors and playing…
The funds industry continues to innovate and embrace change as it keeps pace with increasingly dynamic investment markets and global…
The dynamic landscape that is the Cayman funds sector with all its opportunities and challenges was debated by a panel of executives and politicians at the annual Cayman Funds roundtable hosted by EY. Regulatory changes, competition and the potential of cryptocurrencies were hot topics.
The Cayman Islands Directors Association, a rising force on the Cayman Islands for several years, celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2018. Cassandra Powell, its president, tells Cayman Funds about its achievements in 2017 and its plans for the year ahead.
No later than 30 September 2018, all funds domiciled in the Cayman Islands must appoint natural persons to serve as their Anti-Money Laundering Compliance Officer (“AMLCO”), Money Laundering Reporting Officer (“MLRO”), and Deputy Money Laundering Reporting Officer (“DMLRO”). This applies to all hedge and private equity funds, whether registered with CIMA or not.
