Foreign investors are attracted to set up a mutual fund in the Cayman Islands due to its favorable regulatory environment and tax benefits for international entrepreneurs. The Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA) oversights the investment funds, which can be categorized as open-ended or closed-ended. The jurisdiction offers a range of…
A representative office in the Cayman Islands is a business presence used for marketing, research, and liaison purposes. The jurisdiction primarily focuses on offshore financial services, including hedge funds, investment funds, and banking services. However, our team can help you in the process of Cayman Islands incorporation for liaison offices.…
A Cayman Islands trust is a legal vehicle used for holding assets that can be structured to fit a series of investments or personal needs. This allows for a convenient manner of managing the assets placed therein. Our team assists investors who set up a Cayman Islands company and we…
A master-feeder structure in Cayman Islands is a way of bringing together funds from different types of investors. It can be particularly appealing to US companies as it allows US-taxable businessmen to invest alongside US tax-exempt and non-US entities. By combining the funds, the structure can also reduce the costs…
