AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoInternational Finance: American investors held $566 billion in Cayman Islands debt securities at the end of 2025, the second-largest country total after Canada. The figure reflects Cayman’s role as a financial centre, though many issuers finance activity elsewhere. Company Results: Consolidated Water reported third-quarter revenue down 11.9% to $30.9 million, as weaker services and manufacturing offset gains in retail and bulk water sales. Business Expansion: Cayman-based Oxbridge Re said its AI GridWorks venture is assessing sites and power access, while its SurancePlus arm completed five tokenized reinsurance offerings worth about $7.1 million. Digital Finance: Bullish named former NYSE president Stacey Cunningham as its president, as the Cayman-based platform seeks to link traditional markets with blockchain. Financial Reputation: The Cayman Islands ranked second in the latest Corporate Tax Haven Index, behind the British Virgin Islands; the watchdog says the ranking measures risks of profit shifting, not proof of illegal activity. Climate Investment: A new study identified five potential funding routes for climate projects in overseas island territories, which often fall outside major climate-finance programmes.
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