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The Association of Bermuda Insurers and Reinsurers has announced a new strategic partnership with Bermuda College and New York’s St John’s University, Maurice R. Greenberg School of Risk Management, Insurance & Actuarial Science, to develop diversity...

Bermuda has recorded a negative inflation rate for a second consecutive month. In August the annual inflation rate was -0.7 per cent. That was an improvement on the -1.4 per cent recorded in July, which was the first time the island had a negative in...

Insurance industry professionals who earned their Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter designation this year have been honoured at a conferment ceremony. John Wight, the chairman and chief executive officer of BF&M, has the CPCU designation. He wa...

Businesses in Bermuda can join a global offers programme that entices holders of local and international HSBC debit and credit cards to spend more in local establishments. The initiative is HSBC’s global “home&Away” programme. This provides card hold...

More than $4 million has been donated to deserving projects across the community during the past year by companies that are members of the Bermuda International Long Term Insurers and Reinsurers. The companies have also supported more than 50 charita...

As a high school teacher Shantel DeShield often sees students who define success by what they own: expensive phones, jewellery or brand name accessories. Ms DeShield often asks students: “Is it better to look rich or be rich?” Concerned that many of...

Bermuda’s inflation rate turned negative for the first time in 55 years in July. The annual rate was -1.4 per cent, which means consumers paid 1.4 per cent less for a basket of goods and services included in the Consumer Price Index in July than they...

New global rules that would force many Bermudian-based multinational companies to pay more tax have a good chance of becoming reality, despite the challenges of the required international consensus, says one of the island’s leading corporate tax expe...

Students able to realise their dreams of being the first in their families to obtain a university education abroad

New analysis by PwC shows blockchain technology has the potential to boost global gross domestic product by $1.76 trillion over the next decade. That is the key finding of a new PwC report Time for trust: The trillion-dollar reason to rethink blo...