02/05/2025
The Parliament of the Cayman Islands has recently approved the Beneficial Ownership Transparency (Legitimate Interest Access) Regulations, 2024
02/05/2025
They also want the government to eliminate the 0.25% tax on their asset base of $2.6 trillion, representing 79% of the country's GDP.
02/05/2025
Cayman Islands exempted companies are also occasionally used as investment vehicles
02/04/2025
The maximum award for hurt and distress would also increase from £5,000 to £30,000 under the proposals.
02/04/2025
The Rule and SoG introduced in November 2019 provides guidance on CIMA’s expectations for the actuarial reports.
02/04/2025
ECB cuts rates again
02/04/2025
Pipa aims to protect the rights of users in regards to their data
01/31/2025
Global IPO activity declined by 14% in the third quarter of 2024
01/30/2025
These changes are based on feedback gathered during public consultations conducted in 2022
01/30/2025
Urges review of section of Public Authorities Act
01/30/2025
The Treasury Minister wants to introduce a new Manx pension guarantee
01/30/2025
The deal was backdated to 2022, so needed be renegotiated after 2024.
01/29/2025
SMEs concerned about employee shortages, unfair competition, corruption
01/29/2025
Mr Davis said the Bahamian financial services industry is expanding to include Fintech, and both regulators and firms will need more legal professionals.
01/28/2025
The GCCF will enable members to exchange best practices, conduct research and market analyses
01/28/2025
In 2024, the market saw continued growth in the use of NAV facilities.
01/27/2025
Regulations that apply to businesses should not be viewed as obstacles but as frameworks that, when used effectively, can enhance competitiveness and open new opportunities
01/27/2025
In 2024, more than 4,800 IBAN accounts were opened for firms
01/27/2025
The total income for the quarter was $276.6 million, which reflects a marginal growth of 0.7 per cent, or $1.8 million, compared with the previous quarter.
01/24/2025
The Court agreed with the Viscount’s department that individuals “should not be able to play fast and loose with the rules