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News | 01 June 2020
Cayman Islands removed from FATF Grey list
Hong Kong (November 26, 2024) Loeb Smith Attorneys, one of the leading offshore corporate law firms with a strong growing presence in the APAC region, advises in the going private merger transaction of First High-School Education Group, an education service provider primarily focusing on high schools in Western…
News | 01 June 2020
Abolition of Bearer Shares in the Cayman Islands
The Companies (Amendment) Law, 2016 which came into force on 13th May 2016 has abolished the ability of Cayman Islands exempted companies to issue bearer shares and other forms of negotiable shares.
News | 01 June 2020
Register of Members of Cayman companies: The new requirements
Hong Kong (November 26, 2024) Loeb Smith Attorneys, one of the leading offshore corporate law firms with a strong growing presence in the APAC region, advises in the going private merger transaction of First High-School Education Group, an education service provider primarily focusing on high schools in Western…
News | 17 February 2020
Cayman Exempted Mutual Funds now required to register with the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority
By way of an update on our recent publication (which can be found here) that the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) had determined that the Cayman Islands has substantively fulfilled its action plan, and following completion of a recent on-site visit by the FATF, the Cayman Islands has…
News | 13 February 2020
Cayman Islands introduce Private Funds Law to regulate closed-ended investment funds
The Private Funds Law, 2020 (the “Law”) came into force on 7th February 2020 and introduces, among other things, a requirement for the registration of closed-ended funds (typically, investment funds which do not grant investors with a right or entitlement to withdraw or redeem their shares or interests…
News | 06 February 2020
Cayman Exempted Mutual Funds will soon need to register with CIMA
By way of an update on our recent publication (which can be found here) that the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) had determined that the Cayman Islands has substantively fulfilled its action plan, and following completion of a recent on-site visit by the FATF, the Cayman Islands has…
News | 19 September 2019
General Counsel Conference 2019
The Cayman Islands Government has published a new Bill that will require all directors, whether Cayman Islands resident or non-resident, of “Covered Entities” to register with the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (“CIMA”). Covered Entities are: (i) mutual funds regulated by CIMA and (ii) companies which maintain a registration…
News | 25 January 2019
Legal Alert – Offshore Investment Funds: GDPR vs. Cayman Islands Data Protection Law
The EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”) applies to offshore investment funds with European investors since 25 May 2018. The Cayman Islands Data Protection Law (“DPL”), which will regulate the future processing of all personal data, is intended to come into effect in January 20191. Inspired from the…