AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBIU Labour Day & leadership transition: Shyne Barrow headlined the BIU’s 80th anniversary Labour Day banquet, urging members to “never forget the cause” and backing change as BIU president Chris Furbert confirmed he’ll retire in March 2028. Policing & financial crime: MPs approved the Police (International Cooperation) Amendment Act 2026, giving the Bermuda Police Service clearer legal power to partner with overseas agencies and share information; lawmakers also moved on police and financial crime amendments. Hurricane watch: The National Hurricane Center is tracking a low-probability disturbance east-southeast of Bermuda; impacts are most likely to be local if anything develops. Insurance & risk market: AM Best affirmed Rembrandt Insurance’s strong ratings; meanwhile, the E&S market is seeing more capacity and competition even as it absorbs complex risks like cyber and AI. Bermuda finance & compliance: The Bermuda Monetary Authority will host an online outreach session on proliferation financing, focusing on practical steps for regulated firms’ compliance frameworks. Business & planning: CedarTree Vets filed to convert a Devonshire home into a vet clinic as the practice grows. Shipping: Bermuda’s weekly shipping schedule lists multiple cruise and container arrivals starting Sept. 12. Global finance ripple: Bitcoin Suisse plans to cut up to 60 Swiss jobs and shift back-office work to Bratislava and Vietnam as it pivots toward wealth management.
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