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Premier Hon. McKeeva Bush said his government is proposing the reintroduction of a twenty-five year Direct Investment Certificate for private individuals seeking to invest in the local economy.  Speaking in the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday, Mr Bush outlined this proposal as part of a list of initiatives the government has proposed to boost the financial services sector, by attracting high net worth individuals to... read more...




The CFA Society of the Cayman Islands held its annual Information Evening and Charter Awards Dinner on Thursday, November 12th at Deckers Restaurant and Bar. The Information Evening event attracted around 20 attendees who were keen to learn more about the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation. Mr Jeffrey T. Matthias, CFA, Director of Society Strategy and Design at CFA Institute, provided an overview of the CFA program... read more...




Senior members of the Cayman Islands Government, led by the Premier, the Honourable W. McKeeva Bush, met with several leaders in York’s financial services industry at a briefing held in New York on 16 November 2009.  The event was a follow-up to a similar briefing held a week earlier in London and focused on encouraging more financial services firms in areas such as fund management and reinsurance... read more...




The Financial Crimes Unit gave Cayman law firms a clean bill of health following overseas press reports that hackers were targeting law firms with a sophisticated e-mail scheme that breaks into their computer networks to steal sensitive data, often linked to large corporate clients doing business overseas.  Speaking to Cayman Net News Detective Sergeant Michael Montaque said that none of the law firms had reported... read more...




The West Bay Police are continuing efforts to strengthen their bond with members of the community. Following a successful fundraising raffle, officers from that district recently presented sun blocking hats to students at John A. Cumber Primary to be worn during physical education classes. Members from the West Bay Police Station, the organisers of the event, were on hand along with sponsors and contributors... read more...




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