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Cayman Islands Monetary Authority(CIMA)
The Cayman Islands Monetary Authority began operations on 1 January 1997. It was established as a body corporate under the Monetary Authority Law, which was brought into force on that date. The Cayman Islands Monetary Authority has four main areas of responsibility: Monetary - We issue the Cayman Islands currency, manage the currency reserves and ensure that banknotes are genuine. Regulatory – We regulate and supervise the financial services industry. We ensure that all rules against money laundering are met. We issue a regulatory handbook on policies and procedures and rules and statements of principle and guidance. Cooperative – We cooperate with other overseas regulatory authorities and make agreements facilitating supervision across borders, across the globe. Advisory – We advise the Government on all the matters above.
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