AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCayman Public Finance: The CI Government’s Q2 2026 financial report was gazetted, showing a $244.4m surplus for the Core Government and a $252.3m surplus for the Entire Public Sector, with revenues running ahead of budget. Local Governance & Housing: A public consultation has opened on draft Residential and Tenancies (Amendment) Bill, 2023, as the government looks to modernise outdated 2009 legislation amid the housing crisis; feedback runs to 20 September. Financial Services & Regulation: Premier André Ebanks is in Ohio to engage US reinsurance regulators at the NAIC meeting, where Cayman has submitted an application for Qualified Jurisdiction Status. Legal & Talent Pipeline: Maples Group admitted two Caymanians, Ryann Clarke and Michael Mclaughlin Murillo, as Attorneys-at-Law, strengthening its Finance and Corporate teams. Business & Markets: Caribbean Cement says it could resume regional exports as early as September, targeting the Cayman Islands and The Bahamas, but only if Jamaica demand is met first. Tech & Capital Markets: Oxbridge Re reported growth and launched AI GridWorks to develop and operate AI data centres, while Oxbridge also highlighted its RWA tokenisation platform. Corporate & Community: Dart’s Work-X programme placed 31 Caymanian students into hands-on roles across 13 business areas. Healthcare Oversight: KPMG’s review of HSA governance flags slow decision-making, limited accountability and elevated risks, pointing to compromised care.
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