INSOL International and RISA Cayman are delighted to be jointly presenting the Introductory Certificate in Insolvency Law and Practice in the Cayman Islands (the RISA Cayman Course).
The purpose of the RISA Cayman Course is to provide training to persons currently working on the islands as well as those who may be planning to work on the islands in future. The course content has been prepared by experts in practice in the Cayman Islands.
The materials used on the course have been drafted by experts in practice. These experts include well-known names such as John Royle (Grant Thornton), Katie Pearson (Claritas Legal), Graham Robinson (Crowe),Tim Womack (Alvarez & Marsal), Mark Russell (KSG Attorneys), Marcin Czarnocki (Deloitte), Corinne Cellier (Ogier), Nicholas Fox (Mourant), David Ramsaran (Mourant), Lisa Yun (Mourant), Jaclyn Pascoe (Mourant), Jessica Vickers (Mourant), Luke Burgess-Shannon (Mourant), Laura Stone (Mourant), Ella van der Schans (Mourant), Cassandra Ronaldson (Interpath Advisory), Adam Crane (Baker & Partners), Farrah Sbaiti (Ogier), Gemma Lardner (Ogier), Kelsey Sabine (Ogier), Rachael Reynolds KC (Ogier), Jennifer Colegate (Collas Crill), Nour Khaleq (Ogier), Tony Heaver-Wren (Appleby), Paul Smith, Alex Pots KC (Conyers), Spencer Vickers (Conyers) and Ben Tonner KC (McGrath Tonner).
The current cohort registered on the RISA Cayman Course commenced their studies on 1 March 2024. Registrations for the 2025 course open on 1 October 2024. The duration of the course is 10 months and will be presented completely online.
For more information about the certificate programme, such as entry requirements and pricing, please download the course brochure using the link below. The 2024 course brochure is available to look at but will change for the 2025 course. The 2024 brochure will give you an idea of what the course entails. Anyone requiring more information about the certificate programme should contact INSOL International’s Education Team at [email protected] or [email protected] or [email protected].
Applications for 2024 have now closed. Applications for 2025 will open on 1 October 2024