AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBusiness Security: Police say seven robberies targeting businesses were reported across the BVI in recent weeks. The RVIPF says it has increased patrols and is asking the public to share information. Tourism: About 80 sailors on 12 yachts are visiting for the 10-day Karibik Trophy, with spending expected to benefit marinas, restaurants, bars and shops. Financial Services: The BVI has been ranked the world’s leading corporate tax haven by the Tax Justice Network. The index measures risks of profit shifting, not proof of illegal activity; the territory points to privacy and security concerns in its approach to ownership disclosures. Sanctions: A new U.S. action against Cambodia’s Prince Group network covers 41 companies and four people. Treasury says BVI entities were used in the group’s corporate structures, including a company linked to a Hong Kong lender. Utilities: BVIEC and the Water and Sewerage Department are set to begin operating under the VIEWCo umbrella on December 1, with separate energy and water business units. Digital Finance: BVI Finance has scheduled the third Fintech on the Seas conference for May 31–June 2, 2027, bringing international regulators, investors and industry leaders to the territory.
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