Tony De Quintal

Prior to joining KPMG Law, Tony was a partner at an offshore law firm working on some of the most prominent reinsurance transactions underwritten into the Cayman Islands.  At the FSA, during the onset of the financial crisis, he contributed to developing and embedding its Basel II and Solvency II framework, was a member of the Committee of European Banking Supervisors (now the European Banking Authority) and contributed to the authoritative Turner Review. At, CIMA he was responsible for leading and drafting the Corporate Governance Consultation Paper and standards that now applies to regulated entities, including funds, banks, reinsurers, investment managers and corporate services providers.

Tony is a founding Partner at KPMG Law in the Cayman Islands, having joined the firm in June 2024 and is Head of the Financial Services Regulatory Practice Group.

Tony’s current responsibilities include providing Cayman Islands’ legal regulatory law advice across all sectors including banking, insurance/reinsurance, asset management, securities, fund and fund administration and corporate services.  His insights extend across licence and change of control applications, advising on CIMA inspections, AML, data protection, economic substance (where he works closely with KPMG’s Tax division) and beneficial ownership.

In addition, he manages KPMG Corporate Services, which provides registered office and related corporate services to companies and partnerships established in Cayman.