The Ministry of Financial Services and its related entities have instituted a number of changes to increase efficiency of its operations to better support the work of the financial services industry in the midst of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Details are emerging of the transition from lockdown to a phased return to normal business activity in the Cayman Islands starting next week.
Cayman Airways Limited (CAL) responded to the high demand for repatriation flights to Honduras by adding an extra flight from Grand Cayman to La Ceiba this week, which is already full.
Despite the disruption caused by the corona virus to Government business and the majority of offices being closed as non-essential, twenty eight public sector entity audits were completed by the 30th April statutory deadline and all received unqualified audit opinions.
This week is crucial for The Cayman Islands as the government is set to unveil its COVID-19 economic recovery plan.
Cayman is opening up for business again but it won’t be business as usual in the first phase of this ‘unlocking from lockdown’.
As I write this morning I am admiring from my veranda the "Easter butterflies" flitting about, seemingly with great energy and happiness.
British parliamentarian Andrew Rosindell has appealed for more support from the UK government help the Overseas Territories cope with the COVID-19 crisis.
Cayman Airways Limited (CAL) has confirmed a repatriation flight from Grand Cayman to San Jose, Costa Rica, for Friday May 8, 2020, in partnership with the Cayman Islands Government.