ILO Director-General holds talks with Trinidad and Tobago Government, Employers’ and Workers’ Organizations on the current employment situation
“The problems facing Trinidad and Tobago are a reflection of what is unfolding globally including the global crisis in the steel industry.” This said Guy Ryder, Director-General of the ILO, during his visit to the country on 18-19 April 2016,…
US: Microsoft to fund new pilot project toimprove Legal Aid
By Susan Beck, The Am Law Daily Microsoft Corp. is committing $1 million to fund pilot projects for online legal portals that will direct low-income people to legal service providers. The Legal Services Corp. is expected to announce Microsoft’s gift…
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Cayman Enterprise City launches branding for individual zone parks
As it prepares to start site works on its new campus, the focus shifts to making each park unique to clients seeking a working environment that fosters innovation and creativity Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands (April 19th, 2016)- Cayman Enterprise City…
Cayman Enterprise City launches branding for individual zone parks
As it prepares to start site works on its new campus, the focus shifts to making each park unique to clients seeking a working environment that fosters innovation and creativity. Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands (April 19th, 2016)- Cayman Enterprise City…
Cayman Islands Automatic Exchange of Information Update – April 2016
By Tim Clipstone, Christopher Capewell, Tim Dawson, Tim Frawley, Patrick Head, Martin Livingston, Alasdair Robertson, Tahir Jawed, Andrew Quinn, Richard Grasby, Harjit Kaur, Michael Gagie From Maples Unless otherwise stated, capitalised terms used herein shall have the meaning given to them…
REMITTANCES EXPLAINED: How funds are transferred across borders, and why digital is poised to disrupt this century-old industry
By Evan Bakker From Business Insider Over the past few centuries, the world has become increasingly globalized. Immigrants are pouring into developed countries like the US, where many jobs pay higher rates than in their home markets. As migrants shuffle…
Panama law firm worked for Venezuelan agent incarcerated in US prison
By Kenneth Rijock From Caribbean News Now MIAMI, USA — The lengthy press releases published by Panama law firm Mossack and Fonseca at the centre of the massive Panama Papers data leak, claiming that its customer identification procedure and compliance…
Cayman Islands: Cape Town Convention now in force
Last Updated: 15 April 2016 Article by Walkers Global FromWalkers Cayman Islands special purpose vehicles are commonly used as borrower vehicles for bankruptcy remote financing structures for both commercial and private aircraft. Such vehicles are also used as issuers in capital…
Cristina Fernandez to be questioned in money laundering investigation; militants organizing support march
From Merco Press South Atlantic News Agency A Prosecutor decided on Saturday that former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner must be included in a money laundering investigation following the testimony given by whistleblower Leonardo Fariña before Judge Sebastian Casanello on…
Alleged affairs may be considered in Silver sentencing
By Mark Hamblett, New York Law Journal A prosecution document unsealed Friday morning alleges that former New York State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver had two extramarital affairs, one with a lobbyist who frequently did business with the now-convicted Democratic leader and…
