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Registration remains open for next week’s Dive In Festival which aims to highlight the business case for diverse and inclusive workplaces and provide practical ideas and inspiration for how to bring about positive change. However, organisers of the ...

Smokin’ Barrel, the mobile barbecue restaurant based on Front Street, has plans to start its own drive-through which will be located next to Jamaican Grill on Court Street. The mobile business, owned by Kemar Jerome Maybury, has proved popular with l...

Ironshore has confirmed the appointment of two executives to lead its Bermuda property team. Bermudian Ian Smith will head the team, as previously reported in The Royal Gazette, while Shane Rozario, is the property team’s new chief operating officer....

Shares of Butterfield Bank and Ascendant Group rose today as The Royal Gazette/BSX Index climbed for the seventh day in a row. Ascendant, owner of power utility Belco, gained 40 cents, or 4.7 per cent, to close on $9 as 7,000 of its shares traded. Bu...

Centaur Fund Services, Bermuda Ltd has joined the Bermuda Stock Exchange as a listing sponsor, effective yesterday. Greg Wojciechowski, the BSX’s chief executive officer, said: “We are delighted to welcome Centaur Fund Services, Bermuda Ltd as the ne...

The world is more fragile than ever because of its ever-increasing complexity and connectedness, according to Nassim Nicholas Taleb. Mr Taleb, a renowned thinker on the nature of risk and author of the New York Times bestseller The Black Swan, gave a...

A yoga studio will open its doors to a second location on Union Street next week. Kinetix, the original studio, on Berkeley Road, started three years ago and since then has seen massive growth within the business, especially in the art called aerial ...

The Royal Gazette/BSX Index rose for a sixth day in succession as Butterfield Bank shares climbed 0.6 per cent. Butterfield gained 20 cents today to close on a new high for this year of $35.20 as 2,716 shares changed hands. It was the only stock to t...

White Mountains Insurance Group will buy back 13.5 per cent of its own shares after its tender offer to shareholders was oversubscribed. The Bermudian company said, in total, it will spend $513.4 million buying back shares at the tender offer’s final...

The 100 Women in Finance (100WF) has made a $20,000 donation to the Centre Against Abuse. A 100WF gala at the Commissioner’s House on June 17 supported the charity and was attended by financial-services industry leaders, Ginny Ferson, the Deputy Gove...