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Members of Bermuda’s 100 Women in Finance network learnt how to develop their personal brand and gained tips to make meaningful connections with peers in the industry at an educational event held by the organisation. Bill McCormick, vice-president an...

An implementation team to further progress of recommendations made by BermudaFirst should be led by private-sector expertise, says Phil Butterfield. The chairman of BermudaFirst, a think-tank involving about 90 Bermudians which submitted a socio-econ...

When clients drift away, some hair salons offer hefty discounts to lure them back. Salon Pink owner Kidist “Pinky” Emery doesn’t see any reason for discounts at her place. “We offer great services,” she said. “We have an amazing team. Our ideal cust...

Fairmont Southampton and its team is making positive contributions to the environment, while also providing benefits to guests and the community. Through its actions, and as members of Planet 21 — the Accor-wide sustainability programme, the hotel ha...

A little more than ten years after setting up in Bermuda with four employees, Athene Holding Ltd could soon be knocking on the door for inclusion in the S&P 500 index. Being listed among the largest 500 companies on stock exchanges in the US would ma...

In the 20 years Coral Wells has been in the tech industry, the gender gap has shrunk, but has not yet disappeared. The chief executive officer of tech education company ConnecTech said: “I am seeing more young women coming through tech colleges and e...

Opioids and cannabis are hot topics for the insurance industry, and both present challenges for brokers and risk managers. Some of those risks and emerging risks were brought into focus by two US-based experts from global law firm Dentons, who spoke ...

The latest Bermuda Development Agency year end review reveals 2019 was a year of triumph and challenge. Despite a challenging economic environment, the BDA directly assisted in the incorporation of 31 new entrants in Bermuda last year, from a number ...

Despite the Cayman Islands’ booming economy, poverty remains a substantial problem. The Government’s Needs Assessment Unit gave financial support to 2,059 families in 2018, including rent money for 543 families and paying electric and water bills for...

In the third part of a five-day feature on the Cayman Islands’ growth story and what Bermuda can learn from it, we gauge views on the business environment in both territories. Bermuda can learn something from Cayman about creating an environment in ...