What is life in Cayman like working in Financial Services as an accountant? Hear from one of our recently placed candidates about all there is to know and consider. The Cayman Islands…

In this interview, our consultants Graham Blyth and Will Koutney will explore the current state of the Cayman Islands’ trust industry. Commentary will be provided by leading local trust practitioners with over…

During periods of economic uncertainty, conservatism among job seekers generally increases. Many candidates halt their job search in murky times as the tendency is toward risk aversion. Counterintuitively, this is precisely the…

This article is meant to shed some light on an occasionally mystifying purpose for employing what is often referred to as temporary, contract, or ad-hoc labour. What is Ad-Hoc Labour? Before we…

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Much hard work from the dedicated workforce of the Cayman Islands has contributed to an improved ranking for Cayman in the latest Global Financial Centres Index. Cayman has moved up five places…

Ernst & Young has announced it is to re-establish an office in the British Virgin Islands (BVI), after a multi-year absence. The global accounting and consulting firm, which has 152,000 employees in 140 jurisdictions globally, has a staff of six in the BVI and hopes that will expand to double figures by mid-summer according to a report by Hedgeweek.

The counter to the argument that job boards will replace recruiters