Fraud and fraud investigation

Published in World Commerce Review – September 2015 By Anna Chan, Membership Director – ISACA Bermuda As a jurisdiction, Bermuda was an early adopter of e-commerce and electronic transactions legislation. To the many leading international organisations present on its shores, Bermuda provides a sophisticated technology infrastructure that includes several fibre optic cables connecting the Island to […]

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Fund Crisis and Change Management: A Fresh Approach

Published in International Corporate Rescue Magazine 2015: Samantha Wood, Manager, KRyS Global, Cayman Islands Since the 2008 global financial crisis, some directors and managers of financial services companies, hedge funds and investment vehicles, have struggled to address the fall-out from the recession, and may still be facing financial uncertainties. Traditional solutions, such as voluntary and compulsory liquidations, have historically been […]

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Scheming IPs: The Creative Use of Schemes of Arrangements

Published in INSOL World 3rd Quarter  Magazine 2015: By Samantha Wood, Manager Cayman Islands A scheme of arrangement (“Scheme”) is a flexible process, whereby a court approves an agreement between company stakeholders (e.g. equity holders, lenders or debenture holders) that may affect or alter shareholder or creditor rights. Unlike certain other insolvency processes or regimes, Schemes […]

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Bahamas banks face $4m Madoff lawsuits

The Tribune–Three Bahamas-based financial institutions have been sued for the return of more than $4 million in redemptions that were generated through Bernard Madoff’s multi-billion Ponzi scheme, on the grounds that these payments represented an “unjust enrichment” because they were based on fraudulent Net Asset Value (NAV) calculations. Documents obtained by Tribune Business from the […]

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