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Party planning is Shervonne Hollis’ passion. For years friends and family asked her to organise their birthday parties and wedding showers. “I didn’t charge for it in Bermuda,” she said. “I just did it for fun.” When the pandemic happened last year ...

- Resilience is the theme for the 17th annual Bermuda Captive Conference, which returns as a virtual event on June 14-15. Conference organisers say the theme reflects the response of the captive industry to a year of unprecedented uncertainty since ...

The RG Business Top Ten Employers is returning after last year’s event had to be cancelled due to the unprecedented disruption caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. The resilience of the Bermuda community will be recognised in the 2021 Awards, which also ...

To say 2020 was a crazy year in the financial markets is probably an understatement. It was a great year to prove that almost anything can and will happen in markets. Here are a few lessons I hope many learnt. If I told you there would be a global pa...

Job seekers, entrepreneurs and small businesses in Bermuda who want to hear about potential jobs and opportunities connected to the inaugural SailGP Bermuda Grand Prix are invited to attend a webinar on Friday. The free, 75-minute information session...

Zurich Bermuda has earned a gold designation under the Bermuda Mental Health Foundation’s Mindful Employer Certificate programme. The Foundation found that Zurich’s existing workplace policies in the areas of human resources, employee benefits -inclu...

Readers, The Dawn of New Beginnings: Book One of the Bermuda Islander Financial Planning Series is available under the menu bar BUSINESS/ Bermuda Islander. Step 9: Employee Benefits will be posted on Monday, December 21. Be sure to use the link ...

For more than half a century charter boat operator Nigel Prescott has taken thousands of convention visitors on water tours around Bermuda. Now, with the convention season cancelled due to Covid-19, the owner of tour boat company, Tam-Marina, is app...

Bermuda’s largest annual insurance conference has reduced its fee for attendees as it prepares to go virtual this year. Registration is now open for the three-day Bermuda Captive Conference, which will charge a flat rate of $100 for digital entry and...

The 2020 Bermuda Captive Conference will be hosted on a virtual platform for the first time in response to the continued uncertainty from Covid-19. The event, scheduled for September 9 to 11, will examine trends in the global captive market and brin...