James Macfee
- May 11, 2019
- 1 min read

Cayman Funds Feature: How to cope with regulatory change

Fund managers have plenty of issues to keep abreast of, but few provide such a consistent challenge as keeping up with the rapid rate of regulatory change. Service providers, and in particular independent directors, can help, says IMS Fund director James Macfee.

In this Cayman Funds article, James provides a brief and succinct summary of the most recent Cayman regulatory changes affecting Cayman Islands-domiciled investment funds - specifically the new Private Funds Law as well as the changes to the Mutual Funds Law, amongst other key regulatory changes.

Read the full article here.

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