AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCayman Business & Finance: Cayman Islands shows up in global custody flows, with the Cayman Islands ranked among the top foreign holders of U.S. Treasuries (about $453bn as of June 2026), highlighting how financial hubs benefit from where securities are held rather than who ultimately owns them. Local Employment & Compliance: The Cayman Islands Government’s Hello2Hired event connected 91 Caymanian jobseekers with 24 employers across hospitality, finance and retail, while Minister Michael Myles warned that “shady” employers are still trying to dodge local hiring rules and fail to offer real career growth. Tourism & Operations: Stingray Tours has been ordered to pay over CI$90,000 after a court ruled its workers were employees, not independent contractors, entitling them to vacation and sick leave. Media & Governance: Pilar Bush is returning to the Dart Group as publisher at Compass Media, taking over from Tripp Donnelly. Waste & Environment: Recycling has restarted on Cayman Brac, but residents still rely on self-sorting and drop-off points, with no comprehensive pick-up plan in sight. Shipping & Infrastructure: The Port Authority coordinated a specialised offshore ship-to-barge transfer in Grand Cayman to move a MAN HX60 logistics vehicle for the Cayman Islands Regiment. Crypto & Markets: Evernorth cleared an SEC hurdle for an XRP-focused Nasdaq listing, while Cayman-linked crypto custody and exchange activity continues to draw attention.
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