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Funds, banking & insurance jobs in the Cayman Islands advertise a median CI$122,500 a year (range CI$50,000 to CI$305,000), based on 15 current WORC Jobs Portal adverts that state pay (29 October 2026). The median hourly rate is CI$64.49 (15 adverts). These are advertised rates, not a pay survey.
From 15 current job adverts on the official WORC Jobs Portal that state pay. These are advertised rates, not a survey of actual pay.
USD$340,000 - USD$366,000 Per Annum (paid Monthly)
Aquamarine Financial (Cayman) Ltd. is seeking an experienced and highly accomplished Chief Investment Officer (CIO) to lead the firm's global investment…
USD$230,000 - USD$300,000 Per Annum (paid Monthly)
OVERVIEW The Maples Group is a leading global provider of legal and financial services, trusted by many of the world’s largest investment fund managers and…
USD$170,000 - USD$275,000 Per Annum (paid Monthly)
OVERVIEW The Maples Group is a leading global provider of legal and financial services, trusted by many of the world’s largest investment fund managers and…
USD$185,000 - USD$215,000 Per Annum (paid Monthly)
We currently have an opportunity for a talented investment funds lawyer to join the funds team, which sits within the broader corporate team in our Cayman…
KYD$105,300 - KYD$170,900 Per Annum (paid Monthly)
What is the opportunity? We are seeking a strategic credit professional to support our Ultra High Net Worth (UHNW) portfolio of clients, where you will serve…
Funds, banking & insurance jobs in the Cayman Islands advertise a median CI$122,500 a year (range CI$50,000 to CI$305,000), based on 15 current WORC Jobs Portal adverts that state pay (29 October 2026). The median hourly rate is CI$64.49 (15 adverts). These are advertised rates, not a pay survey.
25 current adverts (29 October 2026), of which 15 state pay that can be converted to a yearly figure.
All 25 current funds, banking & insurance jobs · How we calculate these figures