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The average Caymanian is not having a better life as a result of an economic boom, an opposition lawmaker argues. Kenneth Bryan, at 39 the youngest Member of the Legislative Assembly, said increasing demand for goods and services was driving up livin...

Lawyer Alex Potts QC has left the Bermuda office of international law firm Kennedys to become head of the litigation and restructuring practice in the Cayman Islands office of Conyers. The firm said Mr Potts’s appointment follows a recent expansion w...

Troy James Hogg has been named in two lawsuits filed in Los Angeles. The complaints allege breach of contract and fraud, with one brought by film producer Tommy Alastra, who is seeking damages of at least $200,000. The second complaint has been broug...

Medical tourism is showing promise as an extra pillar for the Cayman Islands economy. At the heart of this relatively new industry is Health City Cayman Islands, which is owned and operated by Indian healthcare giant Narayana Health, and which opened...

Playing a whack-a-mole game might not seem the best use of time for the Premier or business leaders, until you take a closer look at what it was all about. A computerised version of the game, where players try to hit a pretend mole before it vanishes...

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 ...

Tension over race and the presence of large numbers of expatriates is much less evident in Cayman than in Bermuda, according to a retired Bermudian insurance executive who ran a business there. Glen Gibbons was sent to Cayman in 2016 to take the post...

Butterfield Bank has reported a profit of $43.9 million, or 82 cents per share, for the fourth quarter. That’s down from the $46.2 million, or 87 cents per share, it made in the same quarter of 2018. For the full year, the bank’s net income was $177....

Cayman’s fast-growing economy is heavily reliant on foreign labour. More than half of the workforce is non-Caymanian, the territory’s Economics and Statistics Office reported in November. The largest group by nationality are Jamaicans, of whom 12,788...

In the second part of a five-part series looking at Cayman’s growth story, and whether we in Bermuda can learn anything from it, we analyse population growth, the role of immigration and make-up of Cayman’s labour force. More than 30,000 people in t...