Trade & IP Enforcement: New Trade Marks (Customs and Border Control) Regulations take effect 17 June, letting Cayman’s Customs and Border Control block suspected counterfeit goods at the border on trademark-owner requests, with a CI$200 fee per trademark and possible compensation claims for detention costs. Capital Markets & Corporate Moves: RMG ML Sports Holdings (Cayman exempted SPAC) reports a partial over-allotment option exercise, adding 1.65m units and lifting total gross proceeds to US$216.5m; Park Ha Biological Technology closes a US$2.0m registered direct offering; PN Smart Energy formally changes its name from Skycorp Solar to align with its IPP and “new energy” strategy. Energy & Data Infrastructure: ROMA Green Finance signals a US$15m, non-binding plan to buy 5% of BlueFlare Group Holdings to fund behind-the-meter AI/HPC and micro data-centre buildouts. Workforce Development: The National Workforce Development Committee launches an employer survey to shape a National Workforce Development Strategy focused on hiring, training, and retaining Caymanian talent. Agriculture & Biosecurity: The Department of Agriculture continues its response to spiral whitefly infestations, urging monitoring, quarantine of new plants, and use of approved treatments. Public Health Research: A Caymanian PhD recipient in cell biology returns to the Ministry of Health, with obesity-focused research feeding into local clinical pathways and policy work. Logistics & Industry Growth: UniUni moves closer to a TSX listing via its qualifying acquisition, with more than 1m packages delivered daily and projected 2026 revenue around US$1.1b.