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On 19 April 2021 the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority issued an industry notice regarding fund annual return (FAR) filings for private funds registered under the Private Funds Act (Revised) (private funds). The notice confirms that the deadline for the first filing of audited accounts and the associated FAR form by all private funds has been extended to 30 September 2021. The notice also makes clear that private funds will not be subject to penalties for non-compliance with annual audit filing requirements prior to the revised deadline. The extension relates only to the FAR forms for private funds. For the avoidance of doubt, FAR forms relating to open-ended mutual funds registered under the Mutual Funds Act (Revised) must still be filed within six months of the relevant financial year end. ....
The Cayman Islands Monetary Authority recently issued an industry notice regarding fund annual return (FAR) filings for private funds registered under the Private Funds Act (Revised) (private funds). The notice confirms that the deadline for the first filing of audited accounts and the associated FAR form by all private funds has been extended to 30 September 2021. ....
First published by Global fund media, february 2021: cayman islands fund services, in focus 2021 In this article, Christian Victory, Sailaja Alla, Jennifer Parsons and Peter Colegate discuss some of the key regulatory changes in Cayman and explain how Appleby has pivoted its own service offerings to respond to these challenges and to ensure the firm continues to meet client demands. Despite an unprecedented number of new regulations being introduced into the Cayman Islands over the past 18 months, the jurisdiction has shown itself to be remarkably resilient, with the Islands funds industry in particular rising to the challenge and demonstrating its adaptability and flexibility. ....
Introduction The general partner of an exempted limited partnership ( ELP) registered in the Cayman Islands may apply for the ELP to be deregistered by way of continuation, pursuant to section 43 of the Exempted Limited Partnership Act (the Act). An ELP is capable of being deregistered, pursuant to the Act, if: it is transferring by way of continuation to a jurisdiction which permits or does not prohibit such a transfer; the ELP is in good standing with the Registrar of Limited Partnerships (the Registrar) and all outstanding fees are paid; and the Registrar is not aware of any reason of public interest why ....