Understanding how best to use Bermuda’s attributes to grow and improve your business requires market intelligence. Navigate Bermuda links you to relevant content that helps to explain why more than 75 percent of Fortune 500 companies have a corporate presence on the island. Companies from Google to Blackrock rely on local expertise to reap the benefits of the jurisdiction. Here you will learn about the experts and how to meet and engage with them.
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Plans to have a framework agreed for a global minimum tax rate mechanism by October seem “optimistic”, while Bermuda’s fundamental attractiveness to international business will be undiminished, says EY’s Robert Moncrieff.
ESG has become a stakeholder expectation rather than a buzzword and Bermuda companies are embracing the concept. Butterfield’s Kevin Dallas and Objective Consulting’s Pat Phillip-Fairn explain why ESG cannot be ignored.
Every business should know by now that climate change will impact them. With regulators around the world preparing to demand disclosures on climate risk, Deloitte’s Elizabeth Cava describes what businesses should be doing now.
The purpose of the Bermuda Business Development Agency (BDA) is to promote and protect, in collaboration with government and the private sector, sustainable and equitable economic growth and prosperity in Bermuda.
Professionals have a major role in the functioning of our society and economy. Their work has an influence on our lives. We need to trust in their competence and integrity.
International shipping companies can meet ambitious environmental targets, says Jens Alers of Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement, who also disputes the notion that the industry is a laggard on human rights.
The post-Covid world will be tough on Bermuda if the Work From Home trend continues even after health risks ease – and the island’s tourism industry will suffer if our testing regime continues to be stricter than rival destinations, says Nathan Kowalski.
More on the OECD’s global minimum tax initiative, as well as the Government’s economic recovery plan and retail’s continuing uptrend as islanders travel less.
07/26/2021