Cayman Islands Stock Exchange

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A decision in the bitter legal dispute between the Cayman Islands Stock Exchange and its former CEO, Ann Nealon, is expected soon after the case was heard over June 28-29 before Chief Justice Anthony Smellie at the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands. The ruling is being eagerly awaited in both Cayman and overseas, where the decision by the government-funded CSX to bring a civil lawsuit against Nealon has raised many eyebrows.

Cherie Booth (Blair) in the matter of The Cayman Islands Stock Exchange Limited v. Ann Nealon - Grand Court of the Cayman Islands

Ann Nealon has resigned after two years as CEO of the Cayman Islands Stock Exchange. We understand that Nealon, who is an attorney by profession, has been offered a job with the Cayman law firm of W. S. Walker & Co.

Cayman Islands Stock Exchange vs. Ann Nealon - Grand Court of the Cayman Islands

The Bermuda Stock Exchange has approved the listing of up to 4.5 million voting common shares of the China Energy, Metal & Mining Fund - China Mining Sub Fund. The fund is incorporated in the Cayman Islands and is structured as a closed-ended umbrella fund. It is the latest in a long line of Cayman registered funds that have decided to list in Bermuda rather than their place of domicile.