Arkus Advisory specialises in voluntary liquidations of Cayman Islands-domiciled entities, including investment funds, partnerships, and holding companies. We bring deep cross-border experience across key jurisdictions such as Delaware, the British Virgin Islands, and Bermuda.
We manage orderly, compliant wind-downs that preserve asset value, reduce legal exposure, and meet all regulatory requirements, especially in complex cases involving investor disputes, asset recovery, or CIMA oversight.
Key Deadlines
Reporting Deadline
File required annual FATCA and Common Reporting Standard (CRS) reports to maintain Cayman regulatory compliance throughout the voluntary liquidation process.
Submit the strike-off application to the Cayman Registrar by this date to avoid incurring 2026 Cayman government fees.
This is the last scheduled issue of the Cayman Islands Gazette for statutory liquidation notices in 2025.
De-Registration Deadline
Complete de-registration with the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA) to prevent 2026 annual fees and ongoing regulatory obligations.
This is the first scheduled issue of the Cayman Islands Extraorindary Gazette for statutory liquidation notices in 2026.
Convene the final meeting, as required, and file all dissolution documents with the Cayman Registrar to formally complete the voluntary liquidation and fully avoid 2026 fees.
Voluntary Liquidation Insights
Essential insights and practical guidance on Cayman voluntary liquidations covering process fundamentals, fund specific issues, complex asset handling, and choosing the right liquidator.
Our services
Arkus Advisory LLC is registered in the Cayman Islands under the Limited Liability Companies Act (As Revised) (Reg. No. OC-6679) and holds a Trade and Business Licence (Licence No. 103608).
Arkus Advisory LLC is not licensed or registered under the Companies Management Act (As Revised) or the Securities Investment Business Act (As Revised) and accordingly does not conduct any activities or offer any services that fall within the regulatory scope of those statutes.