All Cayman Islands private funds must now register with CIMA
25 Feb 2020
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The Cayman Islands government has passed the Private Funds Law, 2020 which requires closed-ended funds to now register with the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA).
All private funds that have commenced carrying on business must register with CIMA by 7 August 2020.
In conjunction with the law, the Government has also passed regulations which clarify the scope of an “alternative investment vehicle” and a “restricted scope private fund”.
We issued a client alert with further details which can be found here.
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