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The fourth in a multipart series on sustainable development in Bermuda. Bermuda began to absorb successive tidal wave impacts of new re/insurance incorporations and newly arrived people beginning in the late 1980s. Such was the enormity of the ongoi...

The third in a multipart series on sustainable development in Bermuda. The only thing more frightening than rapid change is a stagnant status quo. And the reality is by the early 1980s Bermuda was confronting stagnation. Our routine way of doing ...

The second in a multi-part series on sustainable development in Bermuda. Like the drowned sailor in Shakespeare’s Bermuda-inspired Tempest whose bones were transformed into coral, the moribund local tourism economy underwent a sea-change of its own ...

RG: In our opinion This is the first of a multi-part series ****** Bermudian politics has long been viewed as a tragedy by those who feel, a comedy by those who think. Recently, though, even those thinking men and women among us with the most exte...

Even though there is little evidence of any strong uptick in economic activity to date, Bermuda’s economy has stabilised, LOM (Holdings) Ltd CEO Scott Lines said yesterday. And he sees policy changes to attract more international capital into the rea...

It is said that ‘demographics are destiny’ and this is certainly a theme that figures into our economic assessment of Bermuda and one that we have discussed many times in the past. By now no one on this Island should be surprised that Bermuda is faci...

By Jonathan Kent The international re/insurers who make up the membership of the Association of Bermuda Insurers and Reinsurers claim to have contributed nearly $900 million to the Bermuda economy in 2013. The industry representative body released it...

All nations’ economic progress through time can be decomposed into four fundamental components: 1) Population growth — We have discussed this many times in different forms. Basically if you have more workers producing more goods the economy expands. ...

An America’s Cup competition in Bermuda could bring hundreds of millions of dollars to the Island over an extended short-term period, but substantially improve long-term tourism and other business prospects, going forward. Evidence of this is found i...