The Financial Times has an important article looking at a subject we have written about many times in the past.
A small group of Cayman Islands “jumbo directors” are sitting on the boards of hundreds of hedge funds.
A Financial Times investigation reveals that at least four individuals hold more than 100 non-executive directorships each, and 14 have more than 70 – each worth as much as $30,000 a year. One has been listed as on the boards of 567 Cayman entities, almost all of which are hedge funds.
How on earth can such people exercise judgement and oversight when they look after so many companies?
This is indeed a scandal from top to bottom - and reflects the deep corruption at the heart of the laissez-faire 'who cares how this affects countries elsewhere' model of Cayman and many other jurisdictions where this happens. ..cont'd
http://taxjustice.blogspot.com/2011/11/cayman-directors-next-big-scandal-for.htmlFinancial Times story:
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