AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFinancial Services: The BVI had 2,242 regulated investment funds at the end of March and approved 57 new investment managers in the first quarter. Nominations are also open for the 2026 BVI Financial Services Awards. Business Security: After three armed robberies at Tortola businesses, the Chamber of Commerce is calling for a review of lawful protection options; police have stepped up targeted patrols. Fintech: Bybit plans to launch 24/7 tokenized stock trading next month through Halo Prime, a BVI-registered issuer. Tourism: Antigua and Barbuda’s tourism minister now chairs the Caribbean Tourism Organization, while the BVI will represent British overseas territories on its board. Marine Trade: Premier Natalio Wheatley says higher charter fees apply to all foreign commercial vessels, not specifically USVI operators; recreational vessels are exempt.
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