The Companies (Non-Profit Organisation) Regulations, 2014 (the “Regulations”) came into effect on 6 August, 2014. The Regulations were specifically designed to address the risks faced by non-profit organisations (“NPOs”) relating to money laundering and terrorist financing. They impose a number of obligations on NPOs and on the Registrar General with the ultimate aim of protecting NPOs from being used for money laundering and terrorist financing.

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FOCUS, Vol. 68, Issue 3/2026

In this issue, we examine Bahamian financial services through the introduction of usufructs; explore how intestacy, forced heirship, and...

The Evolution of Bahamian Financial Services: Usufructs and the Future of Wealth Structuring

In The Bahamas, several key themes have dominated developments in the legal and regulatory framework for financial services so...