CAPTIVEINSIGHT
FRIENDS
OF CAYMAN
ROUNDTABLE
Linda Jones
RCM&D
T: +1 410 769
6482
E: ljones@rcm
d.com
Cayman, From a Client Perspective
Regardless of what we might say about ourselves as a jurisdiction, it is what
Cayman’s captive clients think that really counts. Captive Insight spoke with
three people who have been doing business in the Cayman Islands for many
years and sit on the Insurance Managers Association of Cayman’s (IMAC)
‘Friends of Cayman’ board – a group of long term clients that meet at the
annual Cayman Captive Forum to discuss the state of the industry and
provide valuable feedback.
What would you say are the attributes to making you
wish to continue doing business in Cayman?
Tom Jones: The two key enduring attributes of Cayman
are confidence and trust. Due to the highly professional
and seasoned captive service providers on the Island (often
generally referred to as “infrastructure”), US advisers
and consultants can recommend Cayman to existing and
prospective clients as the preferred domicile. I’m confident
my clients will be treated in a responsive, timely, courteous
and informed manner.
Linda Jones: History of stability in understanding
healthcare risks, ease of doing business, less regulatory
challenges, ability to include third party business.
William Cassetta: Cayman provides our clients an
outstanding platform from which to operate captives that
can react quickly to ch