Updated CIMA and registry fees now in effect
12 Feb 2025
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Effective 1 January 2025, the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA) and General Registry have implemented updated government fees for various services. Approved by Cayman Islands Parliament on 9 December 2024 after consultation with industry stakeholders, these changes include updates to fees that had remained unchanged for over a decade.
The updates involve both new fees and adjustments to existing ones, supported by amendments to several legislative acts and regulations, including those related to banks, trusts, companies, partnerships, funds, and insurance.
These changes reflect ongoing efforts to modernise fee structures across financial and corporate services.
For a detailed breakdown of the updated fees, view the official schedule here and the notice here.
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