Cayman Islands:
Bribery & Corruption 3rd Edition - Cayman Islands
10 December 2015
Maples Group
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This article first appeared in the Third Edition of Global
Legal Insights – Bribery & Corruption; published by Global
Legal Group Ltd, London in November 2015.
In this article Martin Livingston and Adam Huckle provide an
overview of the Cayman Islands' Anti- Corruption Law and
Anti-Corruption Commission, key bribery offences, recent
enforcement activity, and proposed reforms for the future. Their
contribution formed part of the 3rd Edition of Global Legal
Insights - Bribery & Corruption, which covered 29
jurisdictions.
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