CIMA Annual Report
Cayman Islands Monetary Authority Reports

Australia investment managers are grouped in the Asian region alongside managers from Bahrain, Mauritius, Israel, India, Indonesia, China, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Thailand and New Zealand.
Report Highlights
- The aggregate net asset value of the Cayman funds captured was US $1.387 trillion.
- New York had the largest concentration of net assets held by investment managers with US$388 billion or 28%.
- The UK, predominantly London, had the second largest concentration of net assets managed with a total of US$250 billion, or 18%.
- Sixty-one percent of the funds reporting had a minimum subscription of US$500,000 or more.
- The Cayman Islands was the primary location for the provision of administration services to the funds.
- Multi-strategy (29%) and Long/short equity (27%) were the top two investment strategies of the reporting funds.
- A master-feeder structure was used by 50% of the funds.
- Total subscriptions and redemptions were US$760 billion and US$483 billion respectively.
- The proportion of funds suspending trading was extremely low at 0.1%.
By Rick Steele
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