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CIMA’s 2025 Outsourcing Review: Key Findings and Best Practices for Regulated Entities

CIMA has published its 2025 Thematic Review on Outsourcing, and the findings are clear: many Cayman regulated entities need to tighten their outsourcing controls. Agreements and accountability topped the list of weaknesses, together making up 67% of all findings. Common gaps included missing contract provisions, limited board oversight and incomplete risk assessments. We break down the key takeaways and what best practice looks like. Read more →
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What’s New for Cayman VASPs? CIMA Introduces Market Conduct Rules and Updates Custodian and Trading Platform Requirements

CIMA’s new Market Conduct framework for Cayman Islands VASPs consolidates requirements on client protection, insurance, conflicts of interest, and market integrity. February 2026 updates streamline existing custodian and trading platform rules, with several provisions repealed and relocated. VASPs should review the changes to ensure ongoing compliance. Read more →
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Cayman Islands Embraces the Future: New Framework for Tokenised Funds

The Cayman Islands has published three amendment Bills introducing a clear regulatory framework for tokenised mutual funds and private funds. The legislation confirms that digital token issuance by regulated investment funds falls within the existing investment funds regimes – not the virtual asset framework. This brings much-needed legal certainty for fund managers exploring blockchain-based structures. Read more →
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BVI Publishes Updated Guidance on Filing of Beneficial Ownership Information

The BVI Financial Services Commission (“FSC”) has recently published updated Guidance on Filing of Beneficial Ownership Information under the BVI Business Companies and Limited Partnerships (Beneficial Ownership) Regulations (As Revised), replacing the previous guidance issued in December 2024. Read more →
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Stay Compliant with our 2026 AML/CFT/CPF Training for Cayman Islands Financial Entities

Our AML/CFT/CPF training is now live. Register today to satisfy your 2026 annual training requirement. Read more →
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Phishing Scam: Warning from the British Virgin Islands International Tax Authority

The British Virgin Islands International Tax Authority (“ITA”) has issued a notice dated 22 January 2026 warning of a phishing scam impersonating the ITA. Read more →
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The Regulatory 15/15 Podcast: January 2026 (Bonus Episode)

In this bonus episode of our Cayman Islands Regulatory 15/15 podcast, Anthony Mourginos and Daniel Moore discuss the OECD Crypto‑Asset Reporting Framework (CARF): CARF vs Common Reporting Standard (CRS), why it matters, who’s in scope in the Cayman Islands, implementation, compliance touchpoints, and key filing deadlines. Read more →
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Cayman DITC Extends PPoC Submission Deadline Under Amended CRS

Cayman Islands DITC extends CRS PPoC submission requirements: the TIA now sets a 31 January 2027 deadline to appoint a PPoC “in the Islands” and record when an entity became a Financial Institution. All Cayman FIs must keep accurate PPoC details on the DITC Portal, with 2025 FIs still registering by 30 April 2026. Read more →

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