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The Royal Gazette/BSX Index today closed down 0.23 points (0.02 per cent) at 1,303.48. A total of 500 shares in insurance firm BF&M traded, leaving its price down three cents (0.2 per cent) at $16.77. Utilities company Ascendant Group remained unchan...

Information technology is advancing at such a rate that keeping up with it is one of the biggest challenges faced by many companies and organisations. Helping them to do so is Bermuda’s CCS Group, which provides an extensive range of IT services and...

A total of eight Bermuda female business leaders have been listed in a prestige global top 200 of power women. The 2016 list compiled by London-based business magazine Citywealth includes Kimberley Durrant, UK representative for the Government of Ber...

A Bermuda-based hotel firm has bought Boston’s Mandarin Oriental Hotel for $140 million. Mandarin Oriental has managed the hotel on the city’s upmarket Boylston Street since it opened in 2008. But now the company, part of the Bermuda-based Jardine Ma...

A new $57 million private catastrophe bond has been launched in Bermuda. The bond transaction used Willis’ Resilience Re cat bond issuance platform, which was launched in October last year. It was listed on the Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX) on Decembe...

Are you a US citizen who has worked and resided outside the United States for most of your life and who finds it doubtful that you will retire to the US? Have you ever wondered why you are paying increasing amounts of income tax to the US without rec...

The Bermuda Stock Exchange recorded a record number of new insurance-linked securities (ILS) listings last year. A record total of 216 new securities were listed, with 58 of them in the ILS segment and worth $6.156 billion. But trading volumes and va...

The Royal Gazette/BSX yesterday closed unchanged at 1,303.68. The sole trading was in the Bank of Butterfield, which closed unchanged at $1.95 after 2,500 shares worth $4,875 moved. The BSX Insurance Index closed down 37.61 points (2.26 per cent) at ...

David Rose, the former managing director of Rubis, got in on the ground floor — and pumped gas for more than a year on his way to the top of the firm. Mr Rose, whose retirement was announced this week, joined predecessor Shell as its first Bermudian ...

The oil price crash is not proving to be an unmitigated disaster for all sections of the oil service industry. On the contrary, for ship operators and owners it is proving to be a lucrative time, and things are looking rosy for at least another year....