AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBanking and Insolvency: Liquidators of Silicon Valley Bank’s Cayman branch say US court rulings could unsettle the basis of international banking as they challenge who owns claims against the FDIC. Water Outlook: Forecasters warn Grand Cayman could face long-term drought; rainfall from September to November is expected to be more than 70% below average despite recent flooding. Wealth Management: China says it has collected billions in back taxes on offshore trust income, including from trusts holding assets in Cayman, as scrutiny of cross-border wealth grows. Investment Links: A new Commonwealth Family Office Network aims to connect investors, governments and businesses, linking private capital with potential opportunities. Skills Pipeline: Fifteen graduates completed Cayman financial services and compliance diplomas; 42 of the institute’s 52 graduates to date are Caymanian. Digital Planning: GIS Day will introduce about 200 students to mapping technology used in land registration, development planning, infrastructure and hazard management. Insurance: Cayman’s reinsurance industry is backing the government’s bid for US recognition as a Qualified Jurisdiction, citing CIMA’s supervision and the sector’s role in covering US insurers.
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