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Cayman Finance's Scott: Islands Well-Positioned for Brexit, US Offshore Scrutiny

Jude Scott, CEO, Cayman Finance, said the country has built strong relationships and regulatory structures that should accommodate any changes in the EU or changes to U.S. taxation of offshore insurance domiciles.

Nov. 29, 2016

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