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Cayman Islands
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This amendment adds definitions for “fiat currency” and “virtual asset,” and says the Cayman Islands Stock Exchange does not have the sole and exclusive right to trade securities that are virtual assets.
Cayman Islands
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This law sets up and governs the Cayman Islands Stock Exchange Company, including its Authority, Council, rules, membership, accounts, and trading suspension powers.
Cayman Islands
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This law sets out how strata plans are registered, how strata corporations operate, and how owners manage common property, voting, insurance, easements, and related disputes.
Cayman Islands
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This Act lets the Cayman Islands Government make an agreement with a commercial partner to build and operate a new submarine cable connection, and it requires compliance with related telecom and procurement laws.
Cayman Islands
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This part sets conduct, record-keeping, client-handling, advertising, and client-asset rules for licensees and related staff.
Cayman Islands
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Applicants must file the required registration materials and fees with the Authority; registered persons seeking deregistration must meet the listed condition-specific document and affidavit requirements.
Cayman Islands
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These Regulations set out what must go into a securities investment business licence application, what fees are payable, and special conditions for restricted licences.
Cayman Islands
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Licensees must keep adequate financial resources, maintain records and controls, report on time, and get Authority consent for certain capital and transaction changes.
Cayman Islands
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This Order creates and defines the Cayman Enterprise City special economic zone, names its developer, and authorizes the Schedule 2 business types to operate there, subject to several licensing and agreement conditions.
Cayman Islands
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This order sets up Cayman Enterprise City as a special economic zone, names its developer, and limits which businesses may operate there.
Cayman Islands
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These regulations set the trade-certificate application process, fees, and supporting forms for Special Economic Zones, and they require the Authority to consider Schedule 3 criteria before granting a certificate.
Cayman Islands
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These Regulations change stamp duty rates for certain immovable property transfers and linked property transactions, and they start on 1 January 2026.
Cayman Islands
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These Regulations change stamp duty rates for transfers of immovable property and set special lower or nil rates for certain Caymanian first- and second-property purchases.
Cayman Islands
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These Rules set filing steps, fees, timing, and limited evidence and cost rules for Stamp Duty appeals.
Cayman Islands
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These Regulations set the declaration forms for certain public officers, restrict copying the register, and set time limits and procedures for Commission investigations and confidentiality complaints.
Cayman Islands
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This Order sets the 2021 census rules, defines “Census Day” and “resident,” requires census returns to be made by specified persons, and lists the information that must be included.
Cayman Islands
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These regulations set out how the census is to be carried out, who must help collect and submit census information, and the fines for refusing to give required information.
Cayman Islands
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These Regulations let the Governor in Cabinet make the regulations, and require the Statistician to collect the listed statistics for the national accounts and balance of payments survey with the Governor’s approval.
Cayman Islands
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These regulations set out how the Stock Exchange Authority is staffed, how members can be appointed or removed, and how meetings are called and run.
Cayman Islands
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These regulations set out how strata plans are registered, how the Registrar updates the register, and how insurance, damaged buildings, chargee voting, and fees are handled.