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A new critical illness cover worth $20,000 has been introduced by insurance firm BF&M. The new benefit — a first for the Island — means health policy holders hit by major illnesses like heart attacks, cancer and kidney failure will be eligible for a ...

Bermuda Broadcasting Company shareholders have backed a restructuring of the firm, it was announced yesterday. BBC president Chris Perry said the changes would put the company “on a sound financial footing and to allow it to focus on its core busines...

Cyber crime poses a serious threat to Bermuda, an expert warned yesterday. Fred Oberholzer, head of cyber security in the Bermuda office of global financial services firm KPMG, said: “If a person has a look from an international point of view, cyber ...

A cyber security firm founded in Bermuda has expanded its operations into Germany. QuoVadis — a global provider of certificate authority identity services for online transactions — has added Germany to existing offices in the UK, Switzerland, Holland...

David Kalainoff, president and chief underwriting officer — casualty of Markel Re is to retire at the start of June next year. He will be replaced bt Jed Rhoads, who is at present the president and chief underwriting officer — property at Markel Re, ...

Global financial services firm Deloitte has posted record revenue of $34.2 billion for its last financial year. The head of the firm’s Bermuda and Caribbean arm John Johnston said figures for the Island were not available. But Mr Johnston said: “Delo...

A US business tycoon has bought up the Newstead and Belmont Hills golf course. Now hedge fund manager Larry Doyle — who already owns the old Lantana property — plans to upgrade both the golf course and the hotel, with a new clubhouse at Belmont Hills...

A new insurance body is to launch tomorrow. And the Bermuda chapter of the Claims and Litigation Management Alliance (CLM) — the first of its kind on the Island — aims to provide top-notch education professionals in the field. CLM president Joshua Sc...

A new Hamilton restaurant is hoping to curry favour with customers — with a range of Indian dishes blending the traditional and modern. Ruby Murrys — the new arm of the Yellowfin chain of restaurants, which includes Pearl and Port o’ Call — has just ...