AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCayman Tourism Surge: Cayman welcomed 40,460 stayover visitors in June 2026, up 6.9% year-on-year, and logged a record first half with 288,694 stayovers (+11.3%). Cruise passenger numbers also rose to 55,639 (+15.5%), lifting total June visitation to 96,099 (+11.7%). Local Business & Services: The government’s My eID push is gaining traction, with the Department of Commerce and Investment and the Trade and Business Licensing Board now accepting the card as valid proof of Caymanian status after earlier gaps. Utilities & Cybersecurity: Telecom provider Flow has been allowed to shut down its candw.ky email service, but must follow a regulator-set timetable: users can access accounts until year-end; sending stops 31 August and receiving ends 15 September. CUC Leadership: Caribbean Utilities Company says its senior management is now fully Caymanian, promoting Robert Whorms to vice president of operations. Healthcare Milestone: Health City Cayman Islands completed the Caribbean’s first FARAPULSE™ procedure for atrial fibrillation, expanding advanced heart-rhythm care locally. Capital Markets (Cayman-linked): Philippine Airlines’ Cayman Islands unit Primero Agila priced an additional $50m five-year senior bond tap, taking the total to $350m, with notes listed in Singapore.
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