Changes To The Cayman Islands' Trusts Law Take Effect

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Legislative amendments to the Cayman Islands' Trusts Law which were passed earlier this year have been pronounced to take effect from 14 June 2019.
Cayman Islands Corporate/Commercial Law

Legislative amendments to the Cayman Islands' Trusts Law which were passed earlier this year have been pronounced to take effect from 14 June 2019. While the reforms do not represent a drastic overhaul of the Trusts Law, they introduce welcome improvements to ensure the Cayman Islands remains a leading offshore jurisdiction for the establishment, administration, and maintenance of trusts. Read more about the legislative changes here.

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