The agency charged with keeping utility companies in Cayman under constant scrutiny on behalf of consumers has found itself the subject of a similar degree of examination over its internal operational shortcomings.
The British government says it expects that beneficial ownership information on businesses registered in the Overseas Territories(OTs) will be accessible to the public by 2023.
A series of motions tabled by the Official Opposition in the Legislative Assembly have received a favourable reaction from government and independent members in attendance either in-person or via video link.
Noting that it’s now been two weeks since all curfews have been ended under the current Level 2 COVID Suppression, the government on Friday prepared Cayman for phase two which comes into effect this weekend.
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An investigation has been launched into the slow pace of payouts by some pension administrator firms under the government’s emergency pensions withdrawal scheme.
The Office of the Deputy Governor (ODG) has made it easier for customers to submit applications and pay for services provided by the Office.
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Previously flagged by the Board of Directors and the Office of the Auditor General for excessive costs, the entity established to regulate Cayman’s utilities says it had managed to reduce those costs and was on the right path to “efficient spending”.
Friday 12 June was a great-big day for 10 young students of the 30th Cohort of Passport2Success. Against all the odds, including COVID-19 lockdown they made it through to graduation.