The Cayman Island Stock Exchange (CSX) has expanded rapidly since it commenced operation in 1996. To...
The Cayman Island Stock Exchange (CSX) has expanded rapidly since it commenced operation in 1996. To date the stock exchange has grown to almost 400 listings, up 84% from last year. Over the last year aggregate market capitalisation was $31bn. Listings on the CSX include domestic debt and equity, mutual funds, international debt (including special purpose vehicles and eurobonds), derivative warrants and secondary listings. The majority of funds listed on the CSX are mutual funds. The success of the CSX has been attributed to good investment, improved infrastructure and proximity to the U...
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