*** The content of this post is contributed by Conyers Dill & Pearman’s Cayman Office. We thank Ben Hobden, Erik Bodden and the entire Conyers team for their contribution. Lowenstein Sandler does not practice in the Cayman Islands.
In In the matter of Trina Solar Limited*, the Grand Court had at first instance refused
We’ve posted before about the availability of appraisal rights in the Cayman Islands. In this post, we focus on a specific merger involving a Cayman Islands company to highlight some of the important considerations in Cayman appraisal.*
A number of Cayman companies are listed in the United States, a subset of which are companies
As Cayman appraisal continues to develop, the Harneys firm posted last week about the recent guidance the Grand Court of the Cayman Islands has provided on proper case management in the context of the appraisal proceedings concerning E-House (China) Holdings Limited. This is an emerging area of appraisal that we will continue to monitor.
Conyers Dill & Pearman, a firm whose work we’ve noted before has a further update on Cayman appraisal rights. Examining the over 100 page decision in In the matter of Shanda Games Limited (FSD 14 of 2016, 25 April 2017), Conyers Dill recaps the case, including the valuation approach, discount rate, as well as
Conyers Dill & Pearman, a firm with offices in, among other places, Bermuda and the Cayman Islands, prepared this write-up on the use of appraisal rights in the Cayman Islands. Like Delaware, the Cayman Islands have seen an uptick in shareholders exercising their appraisal rights to seek fair value for their shares. A prior article