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Christal Samaroo
Corporate Governance Officer, 公司治理专员
- Cayman Islands
Overview
Christal is based in Loeb Smith’s Cayman Islands Office where her role focuses on providing board support and guidance to Governing Boards and Committees in respect of Corporate Governance matters for Cayman Islands and BVI investment funds and companies. In alignment with regulatory frameworks, she assists clients to maintain effective board oversight and control with meetings and other best practices in corporate governance.
Latest Updates and News
INSIGHTS | 28 October 2025
Effectiveness and Role of the Letter of Wishes in Trusts
Effectiveness and Role of the Letter of Wishes in Trusts
INSIGHTS | 13 October 2025
BVI: Conversion of Incubator Funds and Approved Funds and ongoing requirements
Among the many investment fund structures provided by the Financial Services Commission (“FSC”) of the British Virgin Islands (“BVI”) under the Securities and Investment Business Act (As Revised) of the BVI, Approved Funds and Incubator Funds have for a number of years been very attractive options for Start-up…
INSIGHTS | 15 September 2025
Corporate Rescue in the British Virgin Islands
In the British Virgin Islands (“BVI”), there are three main ways that a company can restructure or reorganize. These are…
INSIGHTS | 28 August 2025
What are the key laws and rules that govern Cayman Islands’ investment funds?
The Mutual Funds Act (for open-ended funds) and the Private Funds Act (for closed-ended funds) are the two main statutes relevant to the regulation of investment funds in the Cayman Islands. The Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (“CIMA”) is the regulatory body responsible for compliance with these laws and…
INSIGHTS | 27 August 2025
Beneficial Ownership requirements in the British Virgin Islands: Registration and “legitimate interest” access
The registration of beneficial ownership information in respect of British Virgin Islands (the “BVI”) companies and the potential for that information to be disclosed subsequently has long been the subject of speculation and understandable concern by owners of companies and other relevant entities in the BVI.
