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Community Events Grand Court Jurors Report Date Changed The Grand Court jury report date has been changed. Grand Court Jurors who are in the 1 July – 6 October 2015 session are now to report on Monday, 3 August, 2015…
Dust may keep tropics quiet/Tropical wave in Atlantic
Saharan dust strongest in decade, but will it help keep tropics quiet? By Kimberly Miller From The Palm Beach Post Plumes of Saharan dust wafting off the west coast of Africa this summer have been some of the strongest in…
Macquarie sues Cayman fund Artefact over Van Eyk failure
By Ben Butler From THE AUSTRALIAN Macquarie has launched legal action in London on behalf of investors in Van Eyk funds as part of an international hunt for millions of dollars belonging to the failed finance empire. The target of…
The Editor Speaks: There is no such thing as Internet security. Why?
We have two stories on iNews Cayman today, one illustrating the vulnerability of the Internet as it relates to your privacy and the other how to make it as secure as possible using encryption. The latter article on encryption highlights…
Cayman Islands: Walkers Professional Services welcomes Steven Manning into its fiduciary team
Grand Cayman – Walkers Professional Services is pleased to announce the recruitment of Steven Manning as Director of its fiduciary services. Steven has broad fiduciary experience, sitting on the boards of various asset finance and structured finance companies. He specialises…
The Cape Town Convention: Extension to the Cayman Islands ratified By UK
Article by Richard May, Dale Crowley, Sherice Arman, Manuela Belmontes, Donna Ager, Mark Western, Jonathan Caulton and Jess Stock from Maples and Calder Further to our previous update of 15 May 2015 we are pleased to announce that the UK…
Mauritius & P-notes: Any proposed change in rules may spook Dalal Street
By Sugata Ghosh, ET Bureau From The Economic Times Just as every new government fiddles around with high school history text books, it also dabbles in Mauritius and P-notes. Both actions have a sharp, short-lived impact, leaving behind a trail…
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Cayman Islands gymnastics medals at Inter-Island Games
Four members of the Cayman Islands Gymnastics team travelled to Ynys Mon for the Inter-Island Games and returned with 8 medals — 4 silver and 4 bronze! Igor Magalhaes competed in the first event of the Games, the Junior Boys…
Baptist Health recognized among healthcare’s most wired
MIAMI, Fla. – July 30, 2015 – Baptist Health South Florida has once again been listed among “Health Care’s Most Wired” hospitals and health systems in an annual HealthCare’s Most Wired™ survey, recently released by the American Hospital Association’s Health…
Scotland: Rangers suspend rights for four major shareholders in battle to unmask mystery investors
From Daily Express UK The Rangers board has turned up the heat in the battle to unmask their mystery investors and clean up the club. The voting rights of four major shareholders have been suspended after they failed to respond…
