Asset manager Apollo's public campaign against the Cayman Islands’ supervisory model has reignited scrutiny of a jurisdiction that underpins a meaningful share of the private capital flowing into US life and annuity liabilities but has often left stakeholders cautious about its opacity.
With other offshore jurisdictions such as Bermuda emphasising transparency and reciprocal rules, the Cayman Islands have become a target for certain parts of the industry both as a destination for capital and also for more pressure around regulation.
But what will this mean for its wider insurance market and investments?
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