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28 January 2022

Continued Growth In Clients And Projects

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Walkers

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We are a leading international law and professional services firm providing legal, corporate and fiduciary services to global corporations, financial institutions, capital market participants and investment fund managers. With a global presence spanning the Americas, Europe, the Middle East and Asia, we advise on the laws of Bermuda, the British Virgin Islands, the Cayman Islands, Guernsey, Ireland and Jersey. With over sixty years of looking at the world through the same commercial lens as our clients means we deliver focused, clear, precise advice to get the deal done. Clients trust us to help them make good business decisions, create commercially sound products and strategies, resolve disputes and cement deals that are profitable. From offices across geographies, we deliver business-critical advice and service in the same time zones as our clients, covering asset management, investment funds, corporate, M&A, dispute resolution, finance, insurance, fintech, private capital and trusts, regulatory and more
We also predict continued growth in the local financial services community as COVID has caused many to consider implementing substantive operations in the jurisdiction.
Cayman Islands Finance and Banking

We predict a continuing stream of new client entrants to the jurisdiction requiring advice on the regulatory perimeter and licensing, and more regulatory approvals to follow the first ever regulated virtual assets service provider application approved by the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority, which Walkers' Regulatory & Risk Advisory team handled. We also expect to see increased demand for regulatory advice for banking, securities, re/insurance and investment funds clients, with Cayman going from strength to strength as market leader. 2022 should see a continuing stream of M&A activity and related demand for regulatory due diligence projects and change of control applications. We also predict continued growth in the local financial services community as COVID has caused many to consider implementing substantive operations in the jurisdiction.

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