All North America articles – Page 177
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Banking in Cayman
A report on the ways in which Royal Bank of Canada helps insurance clients and others in the Cayman Islands.
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Busy, busy, busy
A hard market, made more so by the events of September 11, has prompted a wave of new interest, at record levels, in the captive insurance sector worldwide. At a round table discussion on the industry held at the Grand Old House in Cayman, representatives of the local insurance managers, ...
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Captivating the captives
The captive insurance industry is experiencing a period of rapid expansion and the captive business in the Cayman Islands continues to share in such growth. Barry Yetton reviews the reasons and outlines a captive company's banking needs.
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Cayman meets the mark
Law firm Hunter and Hunter reviews recent developments in the Cayman Islands and concludes that all is well.
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In conversation
Cayman's acceptance of the highest international standards has been nothing but good news for all concerned, says an insurance banking specialist.
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Voice of experience
Nick Leighton traces the roots of Caledonian Insurance Services and points out what to look for in selecting an insurance manager.
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A modern law firm
In its sixth year of business, Solomon Harris has built a place for itself in Cayman's legal fraternity and created a solid practice and an enviable track record.
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Overview of global regulation
In the area of regulation, nothing less than the future of the offshore financial community is at stake, say Gordon Rowell and Tom Jones.
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Malpractice Landscape
William J McDonough reviews the current status of malpractice risk.
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A legal view
First developed in the Cayman Islands, SPCs offer a wide range of uses, says Alan Craig.
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Working together
Market forces are driving customers to consolidate their banking relationships, according to Janet Hislop.
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Applying the law
PricewaterhouseCoopers spells out the details for those wishing to start and maintain an insurance company in Barbados.
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Doing business in Barbados
The answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about setting up and running companies in Barbados.
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The Barbados Edge
Barbados is a domicile for the future, according to Richard Ince and Graham Allamby.
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Barbados seeks a leading role
Barbados is attracting greater interest by developing its financial services sector, says David Pilla.
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Treaties in Barbados
Yolande Bannister looks at the advantages of tax treaties, in particular the Barbados/US tax treaty.
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Governance is good for business
Ronald Gift Mullins examines the heightened interest in the corporate governance of the US re/insurance sector.
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New ethos of business
As the whole area of sound business practice enters a new age, Global Reinsurance invited experts in the area of professional ethos and anti-money laundering activities to share their views about the future fight against dirty money.
