AGP Executive Report
Last update: 43 minutes agoInsurance & Regulation: CIMA licensing momentum continues as IMAC reports six new international insurer licences in Q2 2026 (all class B(i)) plus three PICs, lifting 2026 totals to 20 and bringing Cayman to 721 class B, C and D insurers writing about US$61bn in premiums and holding roughly US$190bn in assets. Health Policy: The Cayman Islands Government launches a major healthcare legislation overhaul, inviting public input from August with a 28-day consultation starting 21 August, aiming to modernise public health, environmental health, healthcare regulation and tobacco control. Telecom Consumer Protection: URCO amends its direction to Flow on the planned cessation of candw.ky email, setting a phased timetable and mandatory consumer-protection steps to avoid abrupt service disruption for banking, medical and public services. Poultry & Food Supply: The Department of Agriculture confirms infectious coryza in poultry flocks, says there’s no risk to humans, and rolls out biosecurity and vaccine distribution to limit egg-production losses. Local Housing (Brac): SIAHDC is restarting Cayman Brac affordable housing with four new homes expected by year-end, using a needs-based approach to prioritise the most vulnerable families. Business & Services: Xtrip expands into Dubai and George Town, positioning Cayman as a Caribbean hub for resort tech, island-hopping mobility and enterprise logistics. Education & Talent: UCCI opens Fall 2026 admissions and registration, while ICCI marks progress with its Master of Science in Management Consulting graduating its first cohort.
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