AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoNasdaq Listing Watch: Eastern International Ltd. says Nasdaq notified it of a minimum bid price deficiency after its share price stayed below $1 for 30 straight days; it has until March 9, 2027 to regain compliance. Telecom Fees Dispute: C3 Pure Fibre plans to seek leave to appeal to the Privy Council after the Cayman Islands Court of Appeal ruled OfReg’s historically charged licence fees were lawful, with OfReg still pursuing over CI$500,000. Customs Update: The permanent CI$800 duty-free allowance for returning residents is now in effect (temporary CI$1,000 allowance ended 31 August; it resumes 23 Nov–7 Jan). Reinsurance Outlook: Fitch expects Bermuda to keep its dominant edge in offshore life reinsurance, citing scale and regulatory transparency—while noting Cayman’s framework is viewed as less robust. Local Governance & Spending: Government says outcome-based budgeting won’t be fully ready until at least 2030, though reforms are underway. Crypto & Cayman Structures: Centrifuge’s CP172 passed, enabling token holders to convert CFG into tokenized equity via a Cayman exempted company; OceanLight also announced separate trading of its units on Nasdaq. Climate & Costs: Cayman recorded record-breaking August heat and very low rainfall; meanwhile, duty-free and telecom policy shifts add to the week’s business-and-regulatory focus.
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