AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoReal Estate Policy: Cayman MPs broadly backed a motion pushing for more Caymanian participation in the real estate sector, aiming to rebalance who gets access and who captures the benefits from property sales and transfers. Cost of Living & Trade: The Chamber of Commerce is debating what Parliament’s move to raise the duty-free allowance for returning residents (CI$500 to CI$800, with a temporary CI$1,000 period) could mean for local businesses starting July 1, 2026. Business Support & Capital: The Cayman Islands Centre for Business Development ran a “Raising Capital” forum for micro, small and medium-sized businesses, connecting owners with financial institutions and investors. Financial Services Training: The Cayman Islands Financial Services Institute launched new online compliance courses aligned to CIMA and DCI requirements, including Spanish and other language options for overseas professionals. Cyber Governance: A Cayman-focused piece stresses that boards can’t treat cybersecurity as someone else’s job, pointing to CIMA’s rule placing responsibility on governing bodies. Shipping & Compliance: The Cayman Islands Shipping Registry updated guidance on the Yacht Engaged in Trade (YET) regime, allowing qualifying Cayman yachts limited charter activity while staying compliant. Pensions: RSA withdrawal limits for retirees rise 5.2% from July 1, 2026, lifting maximum annual withdrawals to CI$16,200.
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