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Welcome

Thank you for visiting the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority's new website. This site is intended to provide immediate access to information on all aspects and functions of CIMA and to serve as a key resource for current and prospective licensees, financial service providers, overseas regulators and regulatory bodies, the media, and interested members of the public. We are still fine-tuning our new site. If you have any problems using the site, email webmaster@cimoney.com.ky.

Our Mission

As the primary financial services regulator, the mission of the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority is to enhance the economic wealth and reputation of the Cayman Islands by fostering a thriving and growing, competitive, and internationally recognised financial services industry, through appropriate, responsive, cost-effective and efficient supervision and a stable currency.

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2009 Constitution Commemorative Coin - Gold (reverse)2009 Constitution Commemorative Coin - Silver (obverse)

‘50 Years of Constitutional Government’

The Cayman Islands Constitution Order 2009 - the jurisdiction's new constitution - officially commenced  on Friday, 6 November 2009.

To mark this historic milestone, which also represents 50 years of constitutional government, CIMA is proud to announce the issue of a limited mintage, gold and silver numismatic coin set. These exquisitely crafted ten-dollar and five-dollar collectors coins are available at our Currency counter. Click here for details.

Questions? Comments?

Click here to Email the Public Relations Section if you have questions about this website. In each section of the site you will also find section-specific contact information.

Problems using this site?

Email webmaster@cimoney.com.ky.

Business Hours & Contact List

Please click here for CIMA's 2009 holiday business hours.  

Click here for our business hours / public holidays list, divisional phone and fax list and address.

Freedom of Information

Visit our Freedom of Information section to learn about the FOI Law and to request a public record from CIMA.

 

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