AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFinancial Services: Cayman hosted CFATF ministers as it prepares for a regional anti-money-laundering evaluation in December 2027. Premier André Ebanks is also meeting reinsurance and investment leaders in New York and Toronto to promote the sector. Economic Diversification: Cayman Enterprise City now hosts 500 Special Economic Zone businesses. The zone reports US$1.23 billion in cumulative economic impact since 2012, including US$152.3 million in 2025. Public Finances: Finance Committee approved CI$44.9 million in supplementary spending, mainly for healthcare and community support. Despite the increase, the government expects a CI$26.6 million year-end surplus—above its original forecast. Property Market: Cayman real estate sales are nearing CI$1 billion, with condo prices still rising and inventory tight. Business Data: The 2026 Occupational Wage Survey is collecting pay, employment and skills information to help employers and workers compare compensation across industries.
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