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Bahamas backs Antigua nominee for Commonwealth post
From Caribbean News Now NASSAU, Bahamas — Prime Minister Perry Christie has indicated that The Bahamas will support Antigua and Barbuda’s nominee, Sir Ronald Sanders, for the post of Commonwealth secretary general at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM)…
ESMA buys time on passporting
By Bailey McCann, New York From Opalesque Earlier this month, European regulators met to discuss passporting for private funds. Specifically at issue was whether to make the passport available to outside jurisdictions like Hong Kong, the US and Cayman. ESMA…
Look Loy: Caribbean back to pre-Jack Warner days
By Walter Alibey From T&T Guardian It’s back to the pre-Jack Warner days for T&T and Caribbean football, following the exclusion of ex-T&T midfielder and captain David Nakhid from the list of names for the Fifa presidency election in February….
Mexico battles an invasion force: Seaweed [and it’s in Cayman Islands, too]
From Santa Fe New Mexican CANCÚN, Mexico — Surrounded by a four-man camera crew, the Japanese honeymooners were ready to make memories. In their wedding whites against the turquoise Caribbean waters, the couple leapt off the beach and kicked their…
Third Party Costs Orders: Service out judgment puts
BVI Back in Business Authors: Richard G. Evans, Partner Tameka Davis, Counsel from Conyers Dill & Pearman On the 12 October 2015 the Court of Appeal delivered a judgment which undoubtedly clarified the law in the BVI on the service out of…
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Cayman Islands likened to a medical institute as an island of unaccountability
From Kashmir Images Govt finally turns attention to Valley’s Cayman Islands (SKIMS) Director responsible for all mess in SKIMS: Health Min Srinagar, Nov 05: Having been sort of Cayman Islands, government finally seems to have woke up to divest Sher-e-Kashmir…
Two studies suggest cold medications are overrated
According to two studies anti-congestion cold medications may be highly overrated and no more effective than a placebo. Read more: http://www.care2.com/greenliving/cold-medicine-may-be-overrated.html#ixzz3r5jmEf1a Oral Phenylephrine HCl for Nasal Congestion in Seasonal Allergic Rhinitis: A Randomized, Open-label, Placebo-controlled Study. Meltzer EO1, Ratner PH2,…
Avestra paid millions to Cayman Island company, court told
By Ben Butler From THE AUSTRALIAN NOVEMBER 14, 2015 12:00AM ASIC alleges Avestra paid $5.6m to Cayman company Bridge Global CMC Source: Supplied Troubled Australian fund manager Avestra sent millions of dollars to a Cayman Island entity linked with scandal-plagued…
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Fifa bans Nepal FA president Ganesh Thapa for 10 years over bribery
Press Association From The Guardian • Thapa is former vice-president of Asian Football Confederation • David Nakhid appeal to be heard by court of arbitration for sport Ganesh Thapa One of the most influential figures in Asian football over the…
The View from Europe: The drivers of the region’s future
By David Jessop From Caribbean News Now In geopolitics it is the long game that matters. It is therefore not surprising that Guyana’s president, David Granger, and Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro met separately in Riyadh with Saudi Arabia’s King Salman…
