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Cayman Islands Delegation Participates in INTA 2026 Annual Meeting
During the conference, the Cayman delegation participated in multiple information sessions featuring topics such as anti-counterfeiting, foreign direct investment, enforcement, capacity building, and collaboration

NCFC Marks One Year in Office with Landmark Reforms and Clear Path Forward
NCFC released its one-year report, providing a comprehensive account of its first year in office including its legislative actions, strategic policy achievements and community investments delivered across all three Islands.
Premier Reinforces Cayman's Financial Services Ties with Asia Visit
His schedule features meetings in Hong Kong from 7 May through to 9 May, followed by Shanghai, before concluding the official visit in Tokyo on 15 May
Updated Fees for Accounting Firms, Realtors and Property Developers Holding LCCLs
The Ministry of Financial Services and Commerce (MFSC) advises that updated fees for accounting firms, realtors, property developers and exempt companies are effective today, 28 April 2026, pursuant to revenue measures proposed as part of the 2026/27 Budget
Multi-Year Trade and Business Licences Now Available
The Trade and Business Licence Board is now offering, for the first time in Cayman business licensing history, an increase in the duration of licences for up to five years for Caymanian-owned businesses

Cayman Islands Observe World Intellectual Property Day
The Cayman Islands joins the global community in celebrating World Intellectual Property Day (WIPD) recognised annually on 26 April. The day is dedicated to recognising the vital role of IP in driving creativity, innovation, and economic growth

MFSC Appoints Deputy Chief Officer (Financial Services)
The Ministry of Financial Services and Commerce is pleased to announce the appointment of Mrs Michele Bahadur as Deputy Chief Officer (Financial Services), effective 1 April 2026.
Good Friday Restrictions for Liquor and Music and Dancing Licensees
Holders of liquor, music and dancing licences across the Cayman Islands are reminded of the restrictions in place for the upcoming Easter period
Cayman Islands Strengthen Small Domestic Commercial Vessel Safety
It provided free, specialised training to 98 participants, including commercial boat operators, tourism and water sports professionals and other maritime stakeholders, across four sessions
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