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A new focus for 100 Women in Hedge Funds
Two years since it was formed, the Cayman chapter of 100 Women in Hedge Funds is going from strength to strength. Membership numbers are hitting record levels, it has exceeded expectations in terms of education and philanthropy, and will formally incorporate peer leverage into its programme for 2015.
The first decade and beyond
Hedge Funds Care Cayman has done a lot of good work since it was formed 10 years ago. Here, a number of those closely involved with the charity describe its achievements and what it hopes to achieve in the future.
The impact of a public register
The plan floated by the UK government to introduce a centralised and public register of beneficial ownership for UK companies, while encouraging its overseas territories and crown dependencies to do the same, is a sensitive issue with wide implications, as Sharon Williams from U.S. Bancorp Fund Services explains.
Opportunities in change
In its annual roundtable hosted by EY, Cayman Funds invited a dozen hedge funds specialists representing a variety of skillsets to offer their perspectives on the most pressing topics affecting the sector.
We're better together
While Cayman remains the number one jurisdiction for hedge funds, it has been through a period of change and more challenges lie ahead. In this exclusive interview, Wayne Panton, Minister of Financial Services, Commerce and Environment, gives his view on the biggest issues currently facing the sector.
100WHF strengthens roots in Cayman
Solid leadership
Although the global financial landscape is changing rapidly, Cayman is in a better position than ever to respond and continue to attract sound business, says the Hon Wayne Panton, Minister of Financial Services, Commerce and Environment.
Changing times in Cayman: the latest developments
There are various new laws and regulations affecting Cayman, both internal and overseas. Cayman Funds looks at the implications.
Transparency on Treasure Island
The Cayman Islands has recently been accused of lacking transparency. Cayman Funds asks whether these accusations are fair.
Clearing the obstacles: implementing schemes of arrangement
Corporate insolvencies in offshore jurisdictions can involve complex disputes over the rights of stakeholders with regards to company property, their statutory order of priority or the ranking of their claims. George Weru and Scott Andersen explain.
