The Cayman Islands’ economy continued its growth streak in 2024, with real GDP expanding by 3.1% to $5.21 billion, underpinned by expansion across all major sectors.
In a comprehensive review of the state of financial reporting by government agencies and departments, Auditor General Patrick Smith has commended “clean audits” of several departments and agencies but has also pointed out a series of shortcomings that warrant urgent attention.
James T. Conolly was born in the East End of Grand Cayman, where in that tight-knit village, neighbours were more than acquaintances — they were family.
The second quarter inflation rate was 1.9 percent, and among the main contributors was an 8.4 percent rise in the restaurant and hotels division.
Fifteen employees at Dart – whose combined experience is 235 years – were recently recognised, thanked and celebrated by almost 500 of their colleagues at a special appreciation event at The Kimpton Seafire Resort + Spa.
Three promising young Caymanians are set to continue their academic journeys in the United Kingdom, pursuing careers in engineering.
The six newest trainees in CIBC Caribbean’s Chief Commercial Office Immersion programme have exploded the myth that it is difficult to find young people to dedicate themselves to the rigors of working in the Financial Services sector.
According to the World Bank’s 2020 Human Capital Index, on average, a child born in the Caribbean can expect to attain only 55% of their full productive potential.
The Cayman International Reinsurance Companies Association (CIRCA) recently hosted its second annual Cayman Islands Reinsurance Roundtable Breakfast at the Harvard Club of New York City.
As the summer heat continues into October, action on the football fields across Grand Cayman during the third week of play in the CUC Primary Football League (PFL) and Girls’ Primary Football League (GPFL) showed no signs of letting up despite the warm conditions.