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The statement came from chairman Patrick Tannock during a speech at the group’s annual meeting

KBRA said the recent cyberattack on government highlights rising risks but also shows the improving cyber-risk management

David Burt also told the broadcaster that the island is recovering from the recent cyberattack on government systems

There is no such thing as government money, writes Martha Myron

The Pre-Budget Report points to significant changes in Bermuda’s taxation and contributory pension structures

Bermuda islanders have been and are still seriously challenged by global inflationary forces beyond our control, as are communities in our neighbouring countries coping with highest inflation in decades. Economic sages have predicted that inflation ...

There has been silence so far from business as companies determine how they would be affected by government proposals that represent a radical departure in Bermuda’s corporate tax structure. The package of proposals includes deepening the take from i...

David Burt says the proposed minimum global corporate tax rate could affect Bermuda more than other international financial centres

Government is discussing a carve-out for the island’s international insurance industry in multilateral discussions towards a new global agreement on a minimum corporate tax rate. Finance minister Curtis Dickinson said the carve-out was one of the iss...

The finance minister Curtis Dickinson yesterday refused to publicly divulge which countries are allied with Bermuda in the international discussions of the global tax initiative set to come to a head this October. But he will soon reconstitute the Ta...