Cayman Islands Finance Minister delivers Professional Development Week keynote speech
Professional Development Week Keynote Speech delivered by Hon. Marco Archer, Minister for Finance & Economic Development 18th November 2015 “Success Starts Here” Opening Honourable Deputy Governor, Honourable Ministers, Members of the Legislative Assembly, Other Keynote Speakers, Ladies and Gentlemen, Good…
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Dolphin Cove merges with Mexican Company
From Jamaica Gleaner Stock market watchers became anxious today following a huge trading of Dolphin Cove shares. Dolphin Cove is to be merged with a Mexico-based company, Dolphin Discovery. Stock market watchers became anxious today following a huge trading of…
7 graduate from MOS programme from Cayman Islands University
On Saturday, November 14, families and friends of seven young men gathered to celebrate their completion of the Men of Standard (MoS) programme, a unique, six-credit elective designed specifically for young men and endorsed by the Chartered Institute of Legal…
A.M. Best to Sponsor the 2015 Insurance Managers Association of Cayman’s Annual Captive Forum
OLDWICK, N.J.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–A.M. Best will sponsor the 23rd annual Cayman Captive Forum, hosted by the Insurance Managers Association of Cayman (IMAC), to be held December 1–3 at The Ritz-Carlton Grand Cayman. Jim Fowler, business development manager – rating services, will…
Cayman Islands: Statement of Claim filed against Dundee Bank and Sharon Lexa Lamb
IN THE GRAND COURT OF THE CAYMAN ISLANDS BETWEEN: LAWRENCE BEVERLEY HEATH FIRST PLAINTIFF WILLAUD CORPORATION SECOND PLAINTIFF AND: THE DUNDEE MERCHANT BANK FIRST DEFENDANT SHARON LEXA LAMB SECOND DEFENDANT WRIT OF SUMMONS TO: The Dundee Merchant Bank The Waterfront Centre,28 North Church Street…
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Jamaica: Legal redress under CCJ an issue for investors, Tufton says
From Jamaica Observer KINGSTON, Jamaica – Opposition Senator Dr Christopher Tufton says the issue of unbiased legal redress from the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) is a concern for both local and private investors. Speaking in the debate on the…
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Bahamas backs Antigua nominee for Commonwealth post
From Caribbean News Now NASSAU, Bahamas — Prime Minister Perry Christie has indicated that The Bahamas will support Antigua and Barbuda’s nominee, Sir Ronald Sanders, for the post of Commonwealth secretary general at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM)…
Third Party Costs Orders: Service out judgment puts
BVI Back in Business Authors: Richard G. Evans, Partner Tameka Davis, Counsel from Conyers Dill & Pearman On the 12 October 2015 the Court of Appeal delivered a judgment which undoubtedly clarified the law in the BVI on the service out of…
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Cayman Islands likened to a medical institute as an island of unaccountability
From Kashmir Images Govt finally turns attention to Valley’s Cayman Islands (SKIMS) Director responsible for all mess in SKIMS: Health Min Srinagar, Nov 05: Having been sort of Cayman Islands, government finally seems to have woke up to divest Sher-e-Kashmir…
Avestra paid millions to Cayman Island company, court told
By Ben Butler From THE AUSTRALIAN NOVEMBER 14, 2015 12:00AM ASIC alleges Avestra paid $5.6m to Cayman company Bridge Global CMC Source: Supplied Troubled Australian fund manager Avestra sent millions of dollars to a Cayman Island entity linked with scandal-plagued…
