Billed as forums, the Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce’s 2025 series of question-and-answer engagements with candidates for the April 30th election is again proving its necessity.
A person reading an actual book, magazine or newspaper is just as commonplace now as it has been down through the ages long before the onset of the digital revolution that was supposed to have been the death knell for print.
The temperature is rising for what from all indications will be one of the most keenly contested and consequential elections in Cayman’s recent history.
You can almost feel it in the air; the initial breeze of the 2025 election campaign.
We are pleased to see and hear that candidates in the upcoming election are taking our advice and making their announcements during the month of January.
The year 2025 has dawned with the promise of finally resolving one of Cayman’s most intractable issues.
This year, like so many hundreds of them before, will see families turn their focus toward the birthday of one particular individual.
Current trends are pointing to a conversation that Cayman can no longer postpone and will most likely have to confront sooner rather than later.
The numbers speak for themselves…but are they telling the whole story?
Anyone in the financial services industry who is unaware of the revisions to Cayman’s beneficial ownership regime, how they impact private wealth structures, and the fact that they become enforceable as from 2025, ought to read the article by HSM in today’s edition.
