AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCayman Finance & Courts: An intermediate insurance holding company based in the Cayman Islands has filed for Chapter 15 protection in New York, aiming to preserve its U.S. assets for creditors. Corporate Moves: Flag Ship Acquisition Corporation says it has signed a merger deal with Cayman-based Bluechip & Co. Holdings, with Bluechip set to become a wholly owned subsidiary of the SPAC parent. Insurance/Markets: FTAI Aviation authorized a $500m share repurchase program (funded from cash on hand). Local Governance & Environment: The government is still silent on a proposed amendment to the National Conservation Act that opposition MP Chris Saunders says would weaken protections; Parliament is due to sit 30 September. Public Safety: RCIPS commissioned an independent review into the investigation of toddler Alissady Powell’s 2022 death on Cayman Brac. Mosquito Control: MRCU has started island-wide aerial larviciding across Grand Cayman, with treatment expected to take about a week. Trade Rules: Customs reminded residents that vehicles with model years 2018+ are prohibited, with 2019 models needing arrival by 31 Dec 2026. Business & People: Cayman Finance recognized 48 students completing its LEAD work-experience programme; Dart named 2026 scholarship recipients and appointed Joanne Lawson as CEO.
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