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Navigator April 2019 C-0% M-18% Y-100% K-27% C-100% M-57% Y-0% K-40% the Navigator April 2019 Inside: Walk/Run Beneficiaries Awarded FSB Meeting A Success Presentation to Rotary New Staff CIMA Scholar Returns Supporting Breast Cancer Awareness Christmas Charity Donations Cayman Captive Forum CIMA Delegates in Abu Dhabi Investments Statistical Digest Published Training for Fund Admins (L to R): Mr. Wayne Roberts and Ms. Andrea Nixon of Cayman Islands Behavioural Support Services, Mrs. Sharon Campbell-Danvers of George Town Primary, Ms. Jessica Eden of Savannah Primary, Ms. Kim Watler CIMA at NY Breakfast and Ms. Loreta McBean of Bodden Town Primary, Ms. Nekita Rodriques of East End Primary, Ms. Carol Briefing Saunds of Edna Moyle Primary, Mr. Matthew Read of Prospect Primary, Ms. Meredith Rankine of Red Bay Primary with students Alanna Edwards, Thian Bodden and CIMA’s Deputy Managing Director-Operations, Rock Your Socks Mr. Patrick Bodden and Deputy Managing Director- Supervision, Mrs. Anna Mclean. Campaign In May last year, the Authority held its second annual 5K & 10K Charity Walk/Run CIMA at High School and was pleased to announce that the proceeds surpassed the amount raised in Career Fair 2017. CIMA at NAIC Meeting This time around, the event raised a total of CI$18,150. The funds were donated to the literacy and numeracy programmes within various local government primary schools. Staff Promotions In a recent press release, CIMA’s Managing Director Mrs. Cindy Scotland said, Basel III Implementation “It’s not a secret that a good education has the power to change lives. Literacy Regional Seminar and numeracy are important aspects of any child’s development. Therefore, CIMA takes great pride in helping to ensure that young people are provided with Presentation to Triple C adequate resources to acquire these skills from early on.” Adding to this, she also expressed sincere thanks to the local community and participants for their Students continued support. Look Ahead: CIMA also extended special thanks to its event sponsors: Insurance Managers CFATF Mutual Evaluation Association of Cayman, Deloitte, DMS, Cayman National, Island Heritage Report: CIMA’s Course of Insurance, Cayman Islands Compliance Association and Walkers, including other Action supporting groups and companies. This year’s event is set for Sunday, 26 May 2019. Visit www.cima.ky for more information. CIMA Hosts FSB Meeting The FSB is an international body that monitors and makes recommendations about the global financial system. Part of its mandate is to promote international financial stability; and does so by coordinating national financial authorities and international standard-setting bodies as they work toward developing strong regulatory, supervisory and other financial sector policies. During the meeting, presenters focused on a number of issues affecting the international financial industry. Some of which included the assessment of global and regional financial vulnerabilities, a general update on FSB activities, challenges, risks and outlook of crypto-assets, the use of FinTech and the evaluation of the financial regulatory reforms on infrastructure finance. Participants of the 15th meeting of the FSB Regional Consultative Group for the Americas. As part of CIMA’s presentation, Head of Policy and Development Division Ms. Justine Plenkiewicz highlighted On 6 December 2018, CIMA was the proud host of the the jurisdiction’s efforts towards financial sector resilience 15th annual meeting for the Financial Stability Board 10 years following the global financial crisis which was well (FSB) Regional Consultative Group for the Americas received by fellow participants. Other CIMA participants Meeting, making it the second time that the Authority has were: Managing Director Mrs. Cindy Scotland, Deputy hosted this meeting. The event took place at the Grand Managing Director – General Counsel Mr. Langston Sibblies, Cayman Marriott Beach Resort attracting high-level Deputy General Counsel Mr. André Mon Désir, Deputy representatives from various FSB member jurisdictions. Managing Director – Supervision Mrs. Anna McLean, Head of Investments Supervision Division Ms. Heather Smith, and Senior Legal Counsel Mrs. Angelina Partridge. Presentation to Rotary Head of Fiduciary Services Division, Mr. Rohan Bromfield was an invited guest speaker at the Rotary Club of Grand Cayman’s weekly meeting which took place on 11 October at the Westin Resort. In CIMA’s continued effort to spread the important message about its work, Mr. Bromfield shared a general overview of the principal functions of the Authority such as ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and procedures, advising the Government on monetary, regulatory and cooperative matters, collaborating with international standard setting bodies and other regulatory authorities, as well as managing the Cayman Islands currency. He also emphasised the reasons for Cayman’s success as a leading financial jurisdiction over the years, including the ongoing collaborative efforts with Government and other stakeholders to dispel any myths in the Mr. Rohan Bromfield makes informative presentation to members of Rotary Club of Grand Cayman. press or otherwise. Facts Box Licences/Registrations in Effect 31 December 2018 31 March 2019 Banking and Trust Banks 133 133 Category A 11 10 Category B 122 123 Nominee Trusts 21 21 Money Services Providers 5 7 2 Supporting Breast Cancer Awareness In support of breast cancer awareness, CIMA staff dressed in their best pink attire on 26 October 2018 for the Lions Club of Tropical Gardens annual ‘Dress Pink Day’ fundraiser. In total, the Authority raised over CI$400 whereby all proceeds collected went towards the club’s awareness programme to help pay for mammogram screenings. Once again, the Authority is pleased to lend a helping hand to those in need of this vital service. New Banking Analyst On 5 November 2018, Ms. years as an Analyst. Kerryann Simpson joined CIMA as an Analyst in the Banking Ms. Simpson holds a Bachelors Supervision Division on where of Science Degree in Accounting she is responsible for monitoring from the University College of the a portfolio of licensees including Cayman Islands and is currently Category ‘B’ Banks, and in some pursuing her Association of cases low risk non-bank financial Charted Certified Accountants institutions. (ACCA) professional qualification as well as a Microsoft Technology In this role, she will also participate Associate (MTA) Certification. in risk-focused on-site inspections to ascertain and monitor Outside of that, she is an active compliance with regulatory member of the local YMCA requirements. organisation where she primarily works with the youth of the Prior to joining CIMA, she worked Cayman Islands. at MUFG Investor Services (previously known as UBS Fund Services) for three and a half Facts Box Licence/Registration Numbers Licences/Registrations in Effect 31 December 2018 31 March 2019 Fiduciary Services Trust Companies 142 143 Unrestricted Trusts 56 57 Restricted Trusts 57 57 Nominee Trusts 29 29 Registered Private Trust Companies 131 125 Registered Controlled Subsidiaries of Trust Companies 44 47 Companies Management 115 119 Corporate Services 25 25 3 Christmas Charity Donations Last year December marked CIMA’s 6th annual Giving Tree Charity donations. Through this initiative, the Authority continues to acknowledge the importance of giving back to the community. The charity donations have also been a great way for staff to make someone else’s Christmas brighter. This year’s charities were: The National Council of Voluntary Organisations, Maple House, Golden Age Home, Feed Our Future, Sarah Harrison (Cancer survivor), St. George’s Anglican Church Preschool, Cayman Islands Dialysis Unit, Cayman Islands Humane Society, Department of Children and Family Services One of the presentations made during the CIMA Giving Tree charity and the Lions Club. donations. Pictured above are Investments Supervision Division’s Mrs. Maria Jackson-Argueta (far left) and Mrs. Betsy Riddick (far right) who proudly donated several wrapped gifts to the Department of Children and Family Services. Cayman Captive Forum appointment of CIMA’s new board, confirmation of a new Reinsurance Specialist, the Authority’s international involvements, areas of the Data Protection Law which may affect the financial services industry, Anti- Money Laundering/Countering Financing of Terrorism Regulations, related fines and penalties, and the economic substance issues. Mr. Jayasekera also delivered the opening speech for the last day of the conference where he focused on the success of the Authority along with the general state of the insurance industry and CIMA’s commitment to cooperating and interacting with other regulatory bodies. He also participated in a brief media interview to discuss the growth in captives within the Cayman Islands. Meanwhile, Deputy Head of Insurance Supervision Head of Insurance Supervision Division Ruwan Jayasekera Division, Mr. Razaak ‘Raz’ Busari participated in a present opening speech at Cayman Captive Forum. panel discussion which highlighted the ‘Duties and Responsibilities of Captive Boards’. He was also joined The annual Cayman Captive Forum (CCF) was held from by other industry experts. Presentations focused on the 27 - 29 November at The Ritz-Carlton. The CCF is the legal, fiduciary and regulatory duties of a Captive Board world’s largest captive conference and is hosted here as well as its financial, tax and reporting duties and in the Cayman Islands. Each
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