Find out more about the organisations behind Frontline Philanthropy
Cayman National
Cayman National has operated in the Isle of Man since 1985 and is located in the heart of the finance sector in the Island's capital, Douglas. Our sister companies are located in the Cayman Islands with representative offices in Panama and Dubai.
We offer a wide range of financial services, aimed at both the private and corporate client across three time zones. Our private client team handles the provision of banking services, fiduciary services including charitable trusts arrangements, and investment management capabilities.
Our fund administration specialists offer administrative support to international hedge funds, family offices and similar complex investment structures. At Cayman National, we believe that exceptional high standards of professional service can only be achieved by building relationships based on a detailed knowledge of the client’s affairs. Differing circumstances, needs and expectations demand a tailored service – we aim to deliver in a professional and responsive manner.
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Old Court Chambers
Old Court Chambers is a new incorporated Isle of Man legal practice, formed by the merger of two well-established local firms.
With the former firms Moroneys and Mannin Chambers joining forces in May 2011, the considerable expertise and reputation of two of the Island's prominent legal players have now been brought together under the same banner.
Old Court Chambers handles a wide range of work in the following main practice areas: civil & commercial litigation; company & commercial; criminal litigation; e-Gaming, employment; family & divorce; licensing; media & information law; private client; public & administrative law; and trusts.
Headed up by three senior practitioners at the Isle of Man Bar – litigators Louise Byrne and Jim Travers; and company and trust specialist Paul Beckett; Old Court Chambers' roster of six Advocates also includes: Tracy McQuillan; Michael Jelski; Steven Coren; plus Michael Hamill (Solicitor), and Daithi O'Regan (Legal Executive).