AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTourism Momentum: Cayman welcomed 40,460 stayover visitors in June 2026, up 6.9% year-on-year, while cruise passenger arrivals rose 15.5% to 55,639—pushing first-half 2026 stayover arrivals to 288,694 (+11.3%) and total cruise traffic to 681,391 (+6.8%). Local Business & Jobs: Caribbean Utilities Company (CUC) says it now has a fully Caymanian senior management team, with Robert Whorms promoted to vice president of operations. Health Policy & Access: The Cayman Islands government launched public consultation on landmark health services legislative reform, with feedback sought through August and a 28-day consultation starting 21 August; Health City also announced the Caribbean’s first FARAPULSE™ procedure for atrial fibrillation. Government Services: The My eID national ID push continues, with the commerce ministry confirming the Department of Commerce and Investment and the Trade and Business Licensing Board now accept My eID as proof of Caymanian status. Capital Markets (Cayman-linked): Philippine Airlines’ Cayman Islands unit Primero Agila priced an additional $50m five-year senior bond tap, taking the total to $350m, listed in Singapore. Crypto & Risk Controls: BTCC published July 2026 proof of reserves showing a 129% total reserve ratio and a risk reserve fund topping $25.5m.
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