AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCorporate Governance: PwC’s 2026 survey finds 38% of Bermuda directors think at least one board member should be replaced, with concerns spanning skills gaps and long tenures, alongside growing pressure to build AI fluency into governance. Shareholder Returns: Allshores says it will launch a tender offer to buy back up to 689,655 shares at $29 each, returning as much as $20m to investors while keeping capital for its insurance business. Market Watch: The BSX Royal Gazette index was flat at 3,690.51, with weekly gains led by Allshores and Watlington Waterworks. Labour Policy: The Government will hold a pay transparency town hall next week, outlining salary-range requirements in job ads and limits on salary-history questions. Housing & Planning: Bermuda Housing Corporation has appealed a decision blocking a change of use for Bermudiana Beach Residences, arguing for adaptive reuse back to residential use. Public Sector Careers: A Public Service career expo at Pier 6 drew students and jobseekers to explore roles across ministries and uniformed services. Hurricane Readiness: National Security Minister Michael Weeks urged Bermudians not to confuse a quieter forecast with lower risk, after an Emergency Measures Organisation briefing on 2026 preparedness. Aviation & Shipping: BermudAir reported a precautionary rapid descent on a flight to White Plains; meanwhile, St George’s welcomed the RO/RO Grendi Futura for engine repairs.
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