AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoOffshore Life Reinsurance: US regulators are moving to tighten capital standards for life reinsurance ceded to non-equivalent jurisdictions, with Cayman flagged as a fast-growing challenger to Bermuda as its life and annuities assets climb. Digital Transformation: Planning Minister Jay Ebanks met a Bahamas delegation on planning automation and digital workflows, aiming to streamline development permitting and improve inter-agency coordination. Crypto Regulation: Blockchain.com secured full Cayman VASP licensing for custody, plus crypto-to-fiat and crypto-to-crypto exchange services, upgrading from conditional approval. Marine Conservation Clash: The Department of Environment questioned why an Ironshore sea-pool application is back at the Central Planning Authority despite prior National Conservation Act refusals. Aviation Environmental Review: The NCFC awarded an EIA contract for runway extensions at Owen Roberts and Charles Kirkconnell, amid concerns over North Sound impacts and bird habitat loss. Insurance Sector Momentum: IMAC says Cayman’s international insurance market continues to grow, citing new CIMA licences and rising premium and asset totals. Tourism & Construction: The Grand Cayman Marriott is renaming to spotlight a major Seven Mile Beach sand restoration project, expected to finish ahead of winter season. Local Workforce: The CIG Summer Internship Programme is placing a record 210+ young Caymanians across government and private partners. Energy Reliability: Cayman Brac residents report worsening power outages tied to the island’s power company upgrades.
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