Caymanian Compass (Free subscription) | 10/11/2009
One of the casualties of Cayman's new constitution, Financial Secretary Ken Jefferson will be leaving his seat in the Legislative Assembly when the governing document comes into effect on 6 November.
Caymanian Compass (Free subscription) | 10/08/2009
The Cayman Islands government is banking on the sale of some public assets to provide more than $70 million in its current budget proposal, but Financial Secretary Ken Jefferson revealed Wednesday that those plans are still somewhat vague.
Caymanian Compass (Free subscription) | 10/06/2009
By Brent Fuller, brent@cfp.kyTuesday 6th October, 2009 Posted: 15:11 CIT (20:11 GMT)Mr. JeffersonCayman’s economy is forecast to begin recovery in the latter half of 2010, according to a report presented to lawmakers last week.Cayman Islands Financial Secretary Ken Jefferson told the Legislative Assembly that the country’s immediate outlook was not good. The current government budget...
Caymanian Compass (Free subscription) | 10/04/2009
... on money remittance transfers, to work permit fee hikes, to a slew of operating charges on the financial services sector. The government expects to earn an additional CI$95 million in the current budget year from the new fees, and some $126 million over the course of a full fiscal year.The country’s budget year actually began on 1 July, but government had to use a temporary appropriation...
Caymanian Compass (Free subscription) | 10/02/2009
... from charges on money transfers, to work permit fee hikes, to a range of operating charges on the financial services sector. The government expects to earn an additional CI $95 million in the current budget year from the new fees, and some $126 million in a full 12 month period.The country’s budget year actually began on 1 July, but government had to use a temporary appropriation to get...
