AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoICT & Telecom Legal Fight: C3 Pure Fibre (Infinity Broadband) says it will seek leave to appeal to the Privy Council after the Cayman Islands Court of Appeal ruled OfReg’s historically charged ICT licence fees were lawful, as OfReg pursues more than CI$500,000 in fees and C3 argues the law didn’t allow fee-setting via individual licence agreements. Weather & Water Security: Cayman’s National Weather Service reports record-breaking heat in August, with Grand Cayman hitting 95.4°F and rainfall far below average, attributing the hot, dry pattern to El Niño effects. Reinsurance Industry: CIRCA opened early-bird registration for ReConnect 2027 in Grand Cayman (15–16 April 2027), positioning it as a discussion-led forum on regulation, capital and risk. Insurance Talent Pipeline: IMAC announced 2026 scholarship recipients across engineering, accountancy/data science, film production and finance, continuing its long-running support for Caymanian tertiary study. Construction & Materials Pressure (Regional): A Bahamas developer warns Bahama Rock’s aggregate production halt could drive supply shortages and higher construction costs, threatening competitiveness across the islands. Crypto & Hosting: BTCC wrapped up its Toobit-style trading push in Cayman-linked coverage and CIIT signed a mining machine hosting agreement with BTCT, pointing to continued offshore digital infrastructure activity. Business & Finance Moves: OceanLight units can now be separately traded on Nasdaq, while Futuremain’s merger plan would create a Cayman-based Nasdaq-listed company in 2027.
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