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| Cayman 4th among financial centres |  According to the Global Financial Centers (GFC) recently released report, prepared by the Policy and Resources Committee of the City of London. The Cayman Islands has been ranked fourth out of nine offshore financial centres. Additionally, out of seventy-five global centres considered, Cayman is rated 28th in the world. The report is the seventh of its kind on global financial centres prepared by the City of London on a half-yearly basis. | According to the Global Financial Centers (GFC) recently released report, prepared by the Policy and Resources Committee of the City of London. The Cayman Islands has been ranked fourth out of nine offshore financial centres. Additionally, out of seventy-five global centres considered, Cayman is rated 28th in the world. The report is the seventh of its kind on global financial centres prepared by the City of London on a half-yearly basis."> |
| Foreign and Commonwealth Office team arrives 22 March |  Following meetings in London last week between a delegation from the Cayman Islands headed by Premier McKeeva Bush and officials from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), an economic team from the FCO will visit Cayman during the week of 22 March to conduct an economic review. They will also discuss with the Financial Secretary and his team the production of a draft three-year plan to deliver sustainable public finances. | Following meetings in London last week between a delegation from the Cayman Islands headed by Premier McKeeva Bush and officials from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), an economic team from the FCO will visit Cayman during the week of 22 March to conduct an economic review. They will also discuss with the Financial Secretary and his team the production of a draft three-year plan to deliver sustainable public finances."> |
| Financial seminar to examine impact of US economic woes on Cayman |  Professors Christopher L. Culp and Andrew P. Morriss, two finance industry experts, will voice their opinions about the potential effect on the Cayman Islands of the state of US finances at a conference on 12 April at the Ritz-Carlton resort. The event, by invitation only, is entitled, “The Implosion of US State Finance and Its Effect on the Cayman Islands,” and is being hosted by financial firms, Stuarts and RBC Wealth Management. | Professors Christopher L. Culp and Andrew P. Morriss, two finance industry experts, will voice their opinions about the potential effect on the Cayman Islands of the state of US finances at a conference on 12 April at the Ritz-Carlton resort. The event, by invitation only, is entitled, “The Implosion of US State Finance and Its Effect on the Cayman Islands,” and is being hosted by financial firms, Stuarts and RBC Wealth Management."> |
| Readers support the relocation of the port |  According to the latest Cayman Net News online opinion poll, which asked the question: “Should the port facility be moved out of George Town?” a majority of local readers support relocation, although divided as to where. A total of 527 readers responded to the poll using internet devices located in the Cayman Islands and, of these, an aggregate of 293 readers (55.6 percent) supported relocation of the port. | According to the latest Cayman Net News online opinion poll, which asked the question: “Should the port facility be moved out of George Town?” a majority of local readers support relocation, although divided as to where. A total of 527 readers responded to the poll using internet devices located in the Cayman Islands and, of these, an aggregate of 293 readers (55.6 percent) supported relocation of the port."> |
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