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- Tax considerations for captives owners in foreign jurisdictions
- ICC FraudNet Global Report 2021
- AIMA Cayman announces new executive committee
- Grant Thornton Specialist Services (Cayman) Limited’s newest Director and Appointment Taker
- In the Face of Personal Bankruptcy
- Grant Thornton Cayman Islands leadership team expands with two new senior hires
- Exploring the opportunities of Captive Insurance Companies
- Cayman Islands launches Virtual Assets legislation
- Pandemics and Pursuing Principled Practice: Avoiding the Pitfalls in Troubled Times.
- Cayman Islands Investment Fund update - March 2020
- New Registration Requirements for Investment Funds
- Cayman Islands Cryptocurrency funds: Accounting challenges
- Accounting Standards Update 2016-01
- Grant Thornton Specialist Services announces a new Head of Practice
- Contingent liabilities: A Director’s responsibility?
- Grant Thornton Cayman Islands expands service offering
- Economic Substance in the Cayman Islands
- A Practical Guide to Recovering Assets
- Cayman based asset recovery experts celebrate industry accolades
- Voting due for the recent proposed Accounting Standards Update
- Grant Thornton launch new graduate program
- Multi jurisdiction offshore structures: complexities and alternative approaches
- Revealed: The largest Ponzi scheme the world has ever seen
- Expert director joins Grant Thornton Specialist Services
Grant Thornton launch new graduate program
Grant Thornton in the Cayman Islands launch new graduate program
Voting due for the recent proposed Accounting Standards Update
In September 2016, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) issued a proposed Accounting Standards Update (ASU) which will be up for vote in Q3 this year.
Multi jurisdiction offshore structures: complexities and alternative approaches
The use of offshore structures involving multiple jurisdictions has become common. Practical problems arise when the jurisdiction of incorporation is separated from the assets, information and creditors by geographic and legal boundaries are not easily resolved by cross border recognition applications. In such cases, having local insolvency and restructuring resources can be invaluable.
Revealed: The largest Ponzi scheme the world has ever seen
Judgment was recently handed down by the Cayman Court in favour of the Liquidators of Saad Investments Company Limited (SICL) in a case that will become known for the revelation of the largest Ponzi scheme the world has ever seen.
Expert director joins Grant Thornton Specialist Services
Global accountancy, tax and advisory firm Grant Thornton is pleased to announce its continued growth in the Cayman Islands with the recruitment of Margot MacInnis as a director of Grant Thornton Specialist Services (Cayman) Limited, their Cayman based restructuring and insolvency practice.