STEP Caribbean

POSTPONEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT: In light of recent global developments with regards to COVID-19, we have taken the decision to postpone STEP CC20. We will post further information re the new date for the conference, which is likely to be in 2021, in the coming weeks

What's keeping you up at night? Join over 300 of your colleagues and discuss what the future of trust and estate planning looks like STEP CC 20 May 3 - 6 Panama Early-bird rate now ends 16 March, book at step.org/CC20

Three networking events Invaluable peer-to-peer engagement STEP CC 20 May 3 - 6 Panama bit.ly/35A7ccQ

Join us in Panama May 3 - 6 for STEP CC 20 The future is now Join us and explore exactly what that means for trust practitioners Earlybird ends March 1 bit.ly/35A7ccQ

The future is now STEP CC 20 Are you ready for it? Panama, May 3 - 6 bit.ly/35A7ccQ

The STEP Caribbean Conference 2020 is coming up in May - register for the early bird by 1 March #STEPCaribbean bit.ly/35A7ccQ

The STEP Caribbean Conference 2020 is open for booking! #Panama City, May 3-6 bit.ly/35A7ccQ

Earl Cash Ph.D.(Higgs & Johnson) talks critical drafting issues and potential pitfalls which arise when preparing these documents and other issues to look out for when preparing deeds and documents pursuant to the terms of an existing trust during his breakout session #STEPCC2019

BREAKOUT 12: Where There’s a Will There’s a Right Way Vanessa Schrum (Appleby) explores current trends in estate planning and several traps to be aware of when preparing a will #STEPCC2019

Theo Burrows (Graham Thompson) from Breakout session 11, addresses key issues of drafting dispositive clauses to clearly set out the provisions of the transfer of assets/property and its associated conditions #STEPCC2019

BREAKOUT 10: Blockchain as a Game Changer For The Trust Industry Martin Litwak (Untitled) discuss how Blockchain can transform the trust industry and also refers to LegTech and WealthTech #STEPCC2019

Matthew Howson (Harneys), presented by committee member Natalie Augustin, during breakout session 9, considers the Purpose of Purpose Trusts #STEPCC2019

BREAKOUT 8: How AI And Blockchain Can Be Used To Improve The Compliance Function E. Jay Saunders (Demus Semo Sancus) takes us on a journey that will lead to the resolution of your compliance woes. #STEPCC2019

Here's a look at some of our amazing sponsors and exhibitors that make #STEPCC2019 possible! We cannot thank you enough!

BREAKOUT 6: Case Update Richard Giangrande (Macfarlanes) covers the most recent developments in judicial decisions #STEPCC2019

BREAKOUT 5: CRYPTO 101 Matthew Arnett (Fort NFT Protocol) and Adam Bathgate (Carey Olsen) explain the digital media of exchange and how they are used to buy goods and services in the same way as the traditional ‘fiat’ currency. #STEPCC2019

BREAKOUT 4: Joanne Morse (Summit Trust International SA) discusses the overbearing settlor and what the savvy trustee should do when faced with this conundrum #STEPCC2019

BREAKOUT 3: PTCs - Essential Structuring Issues Tara Frater (FT Legal) takes a look at the advantages and disadvantages of each of the options relating to the identity of directors and shareholders of PTCs and what can happen when things go badly wrong. #STEPCC2019

BREAKOUT 2: Fiduciary Powers Samantha Knowles-Pratt (Delaney Partners) discusses the fiduciary powers of directors of corporate trustees, the risks they should be considering and the pitfalls to watch out for. #STEPCC2019