The Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA) has appointed Rayford Britton as deputy head of its policy and development division.
Britton first started his career at CIMA in 2006 as a senior analyst in the banking supervision division. Since then, he climbed the ranks as one of the division’s chief analysts, and was later transferred to the policy and development division as a chief policy officer.
In 2015, Britton left the authority to take up a post with a private equity investment company.
In his new role, Britton says he looks forward to "contributing to the harmonious development of a well-respected and well-regulated jurisdiction for the benefit of the people of the Cayman Islands including the beneficiaries of its financial systems."
CIMA’s managing director Cindy Scotland, stated: "In line with the unique functions of the Authority, attracting talented individuals with relevant expertise remain as one of our main priorities. As such, and given his regulatory background and experience, we are pleased that Mr. Britton has re-joined the Authority. I trust that he will be a significant value to our management team."
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