Although credit unions are not required to be licensed by CIMA, they have to be registered with the Registrar of Cooperative Societies (General Registry Department of the Cayman Islands Government) and they are subject to regulatory oversight in accordance with Section 40 of the Cooperative Societies Act.
Credit Unions must submit the documentation listed below in order for CIMA to issue a non-objection letter to the General Registry when the credit union is applying for registration.
There are no legal requirements for building societies to be licensed by CIMA. However, they must be incorporated by the Registrar of Companies (General Registry Department of the Cayman Islands Government) and pay an annual fee to the Registrar upon each anniversary of the building society's incorporation.
Building societies are subject to CIMA's regulatory oversight in accordance with sections 33-37 of the Building Societies Act.
Building Societies must submit the documentation listed below in order for CIMA to issue a non-objection letter to the General Registry when the building society is applying for registration.
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