The Catalyst Group
George Town
- Company formation
- Accounting and bookkeeping
- Tax compliance
- +2 more
Languages: English
View profile of The Catalyst GroupGeorge Town is the capital of the Cayman Islands, on Grand Cayman, and the territory is made up of three islands: Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman (Cayman Islands Government). For a founder abroad it matters in a practical way: the Cabinet Office and other central government offices work from Elgin Avenue in the capital (Cabinet Office), and every firm on this page is based here.
That makes this page the whole of the market rather than one town within it. Accountanty lists 15 firms in George Town and none anywhere else in the country, so the choice you face is not which town to pick but which kind of firm to pick: 10 are corporate services providers, 3 are law firms and 2 are accounting firms. A corporate services provider is the natural home for a registered office, registers and annual filings. A law firm fits a structure that needs drafting. An accounting firm fits when yearly statements are the main job.
George Town
Languages: English
View profile of The Catalyst GroupGeorge Town
Languages: English · Spanish · Portuguese · Chinese
View profile of Trident Trust Company (Cayman) LtdGeorge Town
George Town
George Town
Languages: English · Chinese
View profile of Loeb Smith AttorneysGeorge Town
Languages: English
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Languages: English · Spanish · Polish · Portuguese …
View profile of TMF (Cayman) Ltd.George Town
George Town
George Town
George Town
George Town
Languages: English · Spanish
View profile of Alpha and Omega Business Consultants and Immigration ServicesGeorge Town
George Town
Languages: English
View profile of RSM Cayman LtdGeorge Town
Funds and family offices are the two industries named most often, each by 9 firms, followed by real estate and private equity with 7 each and hedge funds with 5. Shipping, insurance, banking, digital assets, venture capital and capital markets appear 3 times each. The client groups tell the same story: fund managers and family offices are named by 7 firms apiece, high-net-worth individuals and financial institutions by 4. Fourteen of the 15 offer company formation, and 14 do corporate secretarial work, so a single firm can usually take a company from incorporation through its yearly routine. Ten say they work with foreign clients, and 8 belong to large networks, against 5 small and 2 medium firms.
If you run an operating business rather than a fund, say so early. Several firms here are built around investment vehicles, and an entrepreneur with a trading company will want to ask for examples of companies like theirs. Entity types the firms name include special purpose vehicles, exempted companies, LLCs and investment funds. Eight offer payroll, 6 help with bank accounts and 4 with residency and visas.
Seven firms work in English, and Chinese and Spanish are each offered by 3, Portuguese by 2 and Polish by 1, so a founder who prefers to work in another language should check profiles first and ask whether the contact person speaks it. Language is only one filter, and it helps to write down what you need before you read profiles: the entity type, the countries your owners live in, whether you need yearly accounts as well as filings, and how often you expect to change directors or shareholders. A firm that fits those four points will quote more accurately and answer faster. Then use the service pages to narrow the list: accounting, corporate secretarial, bank account assistance and accountants for foreign clients. The legal steps, fees and the role of the licensed provider are set out in the guide to setting up a company in the Cayman Islands, and the company formation page explains how to compare providers. When you are ready, send one request through get a quote and Accountanty will pass it to suitable firms.
Accountanty lists firms only in George Town, on Grand Cayman, so every firm on this page is based in the capital. Many serve clients remotely, so you do not need to be on the island to use them.
Seven of the 15 firms work in English, three in Chinese, three in Spanish, two in Portuguese and one in Polish. Check each profile and ask whether your contact person speaks the language or only the firm does.
Mostly yes. Fourteen of the 15 offer company formation and 14 offer corporate secretarial work, so the firm that incorporates your company can usually keep its registers and file its yearly return as well.
Ten are corporate services providers, 3 are law firms and 2 are accounting firms. A provider suits a registered office and routine filings, a law firm suits complex drafting, and an accounting firm suits regular statements. Ask for a company like yours as an example.
The guide to setting up a company in the Cayman Islands covers the legal sequence and the registry fees. This page and the company formation page help you pick the firm that carries them out.
General information, not legal or tax advice. Rules, rates and fees change: check them with the official sources linked on this page or with a qualified adviser before you act.