AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPublic Finance: Government is seeking proposals for a CI$236 million, 15-year loan facility to fund Parliament-approved capital projects in 2026 and 2027. Finance Minister Rolston Anglin said funds will be drawn down as needed to limit interest costs; the borrowing was already authorised in the Budget. Financial Oversight: Cayman hosted the Caribbean Financial Action Task Force’s Council of Ministers meeting as it prepares for its own assessment in December 2027. Premier André Ebanks said the discussions offered timely lessons ahead of the evaluation. Economic Strategy: Ebanks is meeting reinsurance, banking and investment leaders in New York and Toronto to promote Cayman’s financial services sector. Separately, Cayman Enterprise City says its Special Economic Zone has reached 500 businesses, with Government stressing the need for local jobs and opportunities. New Rules: The Plant Protection Act and regulations are set to take effect on 1 November, with stakeholder briefings planned before implementation.
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