Rawlinson & Hunter Cayman Islands has launched a new digital asset services offering aimed at supporting clients working with blockchain-based businesses, tokenised structures and virtual asset service providers.
The firm said the new service line is designed to provide governance, compliance and operational support for digital asset ventures, reflecting growing institutional interest in the sector.
The launch comes as the Cayman Islands continues to position itself as a hub for digital asset activity, including tokenised funds and blockchain projects. Rawlinson & Hunter said its offering targets a range of clients, including founders, investment managers, family offices and institutional investors.
Chief Executive Officer Dion Degrand said, “As digital assets, tokenisation and blockchain continue their move toward institutional adoption, we are seeing a clear shift in expectations around governance, oversight and the selection of experienced financial service providers.”
Degrand said Rawlinson & Hunter Cayman Islands brings an established institutional approach and experience that clients need to scale their businesses and meet the expectations of institutional stakeholders. “The expansion responds to increasing demand for experienced financial service providers as digital assets move toward broader institutional adoption,” he added.
According to the company, services will include corporate structuring, governance support, trust services, anti-money laundering compliance, accounting and fund administration, and restructuring advisory. These services are intended to support digital asset businesses at different stages of development, from formation to wind-down.
