iNews Briefs & Community Events
Grand Cayman: Road closure Friday, 5 August, in central GT
Please be advised that all of Cardinal Avenue in Central George Town (from the junction with Edwards to Harbor Drive) will be closed tomorrow, from 7AM – 4PM, for a celebration of Jamaican Independence being organized by the Roma United Sports Club.
Cayman Islands’ accountants calling for CIIPA 2015 Gala Honourees
The Cayman Islands Institute of Professional Accountants (CIIPA) is calling for Caymanian honouree submissions for their 9th Annual CIIPA Gala.
The categories for recognition are: Bachelor’s (Accounting), Master’s (Accounting), or achievement in a professional accounting designation.
CIIPA launched the first annual gala event in 2008 to celebrate Caymanians who recently attained their professional accounting designations or accounting degrees.
Those interested in putting forward an honouree are asked to fill in a submission form, available online at www.ciipa.ky/awardsgala, or email [email protected].
Submissions must include the person’s name, contact email and which category he/she falls under. All submissions must be received by 10 August 2016.
For more information, contact the CIIPA office at 1-345-749-3360, or email [email protected].
Cayman Islands fire at West Shore Plaza
Three premises at the West Shore Plaza on the West Bay Road, SMB, were damaged by fire last Tuesday (2) night.
Treats, Party Mania and the former Cayman Shoe Shop were all badly damaged after a ceiling fire started after the shops closed for the evening.
No one was hurt in the fire.
Fire experts have been looking at the damage to find out the cause of the fire which is unknown at this time.
The shops will not be able to open for some time.
Irish company FundSME.ie expands into Caribbean
By Robert McHugh From Business World
FundSME.ie has announced this week that it has expanded outside of Ireland into Jamaica.
FundSME.ie has attracted up to 18,000 SMEs and helped hundreds of Irish businesses connect with traditional and alternative funders who have provided €20m of funds to suit entrepreneurs’ financial needs.
The company specialises in connecting Small and Medium Enterprises seeking finance with best-fit funders and the move is the company’s first venture towards serving the international market.
In partnership with Jamaica’s leading business solutions provider, Digicel Business, FundSME.ie will serve the Jamaican SME market from a new base in Kingston.
Digicel Business has also been announced as co-sponsor of the inaugural FundSME networking event to be held in the capital, Kingston, later this year.
Speaking at the announcement, CEO of FundSME, Nollaig Fahy said, “This is a very special day in FundSMEs’ evolution. We began building our business model in Ireland, with the intention of expanding into other regions outside Ireland to serve new markets.”
He added, “Our team is delighted to be working with Digicel Jamaica and look forward to working with David and his team to maximise the benefits FundsmeJamaica.com will bring to Jamaica’s SME sectors.”
Source: www.businessworld.ie
CPDE Latin America and Caribbean and ALAI on Development Cooperation jointly publish new magazine on Development Cooperation
LAC-cover
What is Development Cooperation?
Latin America on the Move,
No. 515, July 2016
The magazine includes various articles of those responsible for the different sectors within the framework of CPDE (Alliance of Organizations for Development Effectiveness).This brings together views and perspectives of leaders from indigenous peoples, feminist groups, youth, workers, and faith-based organizations from the region.
Read the full document at: http://csopartnership.org/cpde-latin-america-and-caribbean-and-alai-on-development-cooperation-jointly-publish-new-magazine-on-development-cooperation/
Cayman Islands gives notice of Public Consultation: Fish Conservation Plan
The National Conservation Council invites public comment on a Species Conservation Plan for Fish. A copy of the is available, or it may be viewed at the Grand Cayman Department of Environment office, District Libraries and the Little Cayman DoE Building. Written submissions should be sent to [email protected] or to the Conservation Council, c/o Department of Environment, PO Box 10202, KY1-1002, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands, or by hand to the Department of Environment office, 580 North Sound Road, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands. Submissions must be received by 19 August 2016.
To download Fish Conservation Plan Booklet go to: http://www.doe.ky/notice-of-public-consultation-fish-conservation-plan/
A.M. Best Downgrades Ratings of Knight Insurance Company Ltd. and Its Affiliates; Places Under Review with Negative Implications
August 04, 2016 12:42 PM Eastern Daylight Time
OLDWICK, N.J.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–A.M. Best has downgraded the financial strength rating (FSR) to B++ (Good) from A- (Excellent) and the issuer credit ratings (ICR) to “bbb+” from “a-” of Knight Insurance Company Ltd. (Knight Insurance) (Cayman Islands) and its reinsured U.S. insurance company subsidiary, Knight Specialty Insurance Company (Wilmington, DE). Additionally, A.M. Best has placed all ratings under review with negative implications.
Concurrently, A.M. Best has downgraded the ICR to “bbb” from “bbb+” and affirmed the FSR of B++ (Good) of its affiliate, Knightbrook Insurance Company (Wilmington, DE). Both ratings have been placed under review with negative implications.
The rating actions follow the delay by Knight Insurance in submitting 2015 statutory filings to Cayman and U.S. regulatory agencies.
The ratings reflect Knight Insurance’s excellent capitalization and the companies’ ability to access additional capital if needed. The ratings also consider Knight Insurance’s strategic role as a member of the Hankey Group, a group of companies that operates in the retail automotive industry. Partially offsetting these positive rating factors are continued concerns with heightened execution risk due to significant business growth in recent years, coupled with underwriting losses and related uncertainty regarding loss-reserve and premium adequacy from this new business. These concerns are amplified by adverse loss development, and the potential for a continuation of that trend to adversely impact future operating results and risk-adjusted capitalization. In addition, the companies have moderate common stock leverage relative to the composite.
The under review status reflects A.M. Best’s concern with the ability of these companies to execute their business plans in light of the late filing of the financial statements. The ratings will remain under review pending submission of the filings and A.M. Best’s assessment of this material.
This press release relates to rating(s) that have been published on A.M. Best’s website. For all rating information relating to the release and pertinent disclosures, including details of the office responsible for issuing each of the individual ratings referenced in this release, please see A.M. Best’s Recent Rating Activity web page.
A.M. Best is the world’s oldest and most authoritative insurance rating and information source. For more information, visit www.ambest.com.
Copyright © 2016 by A.M. Best Rating Services, Inc. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
The carbon crisis may send millions more into poverty
From The Carbon Wars
The impacts from global warming spread out like a spider’s web in ways hard to calculate in advance. However, some facts and figures are becoming increasing clear.
Rising temperatures caused by climate change may send millions more into poverty as the second and third world’s economies are hit with over $2 trillion in lost productivity by 2030.
Hot weather makes it increasingly unbearable to work in some parts of the world, according to U.N. research published Tuesday.
The study showed that in Southeast Asia alone, up to 20 percent of annual work hours may already be lost in jobs with exposure to extreme heat — with the figures set to double by 2050, as the effects of climate change deepen.
Across the globe, 43 countries will see a fall in their gross domestic product (GDP) due to reduced productivity, the majority of them in Asia including Indonesia, Malaysia, China, India and Bangladesh, researcher Tord Kjellstrom said.
“Current climate conditions in tropical and subtropical parts of the world are already so hot during the hot seasons that occupational health effects occur and work capacity for many people is affected,” said Kjellstrom, a director at the New Zealand-based Health and Environment International Trust.
2.1 million people worldwide died between 1980 and 2012 due to nearly 21,000 natural catastrophes such as floods, mudslides, extreme heat, drought, high winds or fires.
The first three months of 2016 have broken temperature records, and 2015 was the planet’s warmest year since records began in the 19th century.
For more: http://www.thecarbonwars.com/the-carbon-crisis-may-send-millions-more-into-poverty/
Gulfstream service centers earn maintenance approvals from Aruba, Bermuda and the Cayman Islands
SAVANNAH, Georgia, August 4, 2016 — Gulfstream Aerospace Corp. today announced that its company-owned service center in Brunswick, Georgia, recently received approved maintenance organization (AMO) designations from Bermuda and the Cayman Islands.
The company also announced that its service center in Las Vegas recently earned AMO status from Aruba.
These AMOs allow most Gulfstream aircraft registered with the civil aviation authorities of Bermuda, the Cayman Islands and Aruba to undergo maintenance, repairs, alterations and inspections at Gulfstream Brunswick and Las Vegas.
“These approvals for our Brunswick and Las Vegas sites allow us to better serve the significant and growing number of aircraft registered in the Cayman Islands, Bermuda and Aruba that travel to the U.S.,” said Derek Zimmerman, president, Gulfstream Product Support. “Securing these authorizations gives our operators another option where they can receive the best service and support in the industry.”
Gulfstream’s service centers in Brunswick and Las Vegas are certified U.S. Federal Aviation Administration, European Aviation Safety Agency and Transport Canada Part 145 repair stations, which means their technicians can work on aircraft registered in the U.S., European Union countries and Canada. Las Vegas also has AMO designations from the Cayman Islands and Burundi.
Apple cider vinegar
By Tim Skwiat From BioTrust Nutrition
Numerous peer-reviewed studies have looked at the blood sugar, carbohydrate, and insulin management effects of consuming apple cider vinegar before and/or after a meal.
For example, one study showed a 19% decrease in blood sugar levels when consuming 2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar after a high carbohydrate meal.
Another study in which participants consumed 2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar before bed resulted in their morning fasting blood sugar levels decreasing by 4%.
But what are the actual results of apple cider (ACV) vinegar on fatloss? Well, there has only been one study conducted looking at ACV and weightloss directly, that being a 175-participant study conducted in Japan. In the study, 175 obese but otherwise healthy individuals consumed either ACV or water daily for 12 weeks. At the end of the study period, the ACV group lost 1 – 2 pounds each while the water group lost no weight. Unfortunately, the AVC group gained the small loss back shortly after the study period.
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Cayman Drama Society
2016 is proving to be amazing around the Prospect Playhouse! We have been busy renovating the auditorium this summer and getting ready for a smashing end to 2016!
And Yes! Its election season and what greater way to lighten the mood than coming to see the very funny, Yes Minister!
September 15,16,17,22,23,24,29,30, October 1
Yes Minister is a satirical look at the early career of Jim Hacker MP; a newly appointed cabinet minister in the fictional Department of Administrative Affairs at Whitehall. Hacker goes through various struggles to formulate and enact legislation or effect departmental changes that are continually opposed by the British Civil Service in particular his Permanent Secretary, Sir Humphrey Appleby. His Principal Private Secretary Bernard Woolley, is usually caught between the two. The British comedy, written by Sir Antony Jay and Jonathan Lynn, was fist broadcast by BBC Television in the 1980s has now been adapted to the Cayman stage by Chuck and Barrie Quappe. As the Cayman Parliamentary system is based on Whitehall, any of the situations will be undeniably familiar to all that live in Cayman!
Early Bird tickets on sale now! CI$20. Click here to buy: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/yes-minister-tickets-26650478298
And you do not want to miss our continuing celebration of Shakespeare’s 400th!!!
Cayman Islands Pirates Week calls for food vendors
The Pirates Week Festival Office is inviting participants for the annual Food Festival to submit their vendor applications for the below dates/times:
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Friday 11th November |
6:00pm to 2:00am |
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Saturday 12th November |
1:00pm to midnight |
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Saturday 19th November |
George Town |
2:00pm to midnight |
Vendor applications must be submitted beginning on Monday 1st August, 2016 to the Pirates Week Office on Shedden Road, George Town (upstairs next to KFC). Vendor space is limited therefore applications must be submitted as soon as possible after the opening date above. Deadline for submission is Monday 31st October.
All vendors must comply with the rules and regulations set by the Pirates Week Festival Office and must present a valid Food Handling Certificate for all persons handing food by the 31st October. Food handling certificates can be obtained from the Department of Environmental Health by contacting Mr. Gideon Simms on 949-6696 or email [email protected] .
For application forms and more details please contact the Pirates Week Festival Office at 949-5078 or [email protected].
Red Bay Summer Roadworks Cayman Islands
Roadworks continue in the Prospect and Red Bay areas; to reconfigure the Red Bay roundabout and enhance the east-west arterial.
Most work is being done during off-peak times to avoid disruptions to traffic.
While work is being done, one of the lanes will be open for traffic as usual, but drivers may also use an alternate lane, as directed.
Please drive carefully, and pay attention to signs indicating lane closures or diversions.
Work in this area is to be completed before the end of August.
COMMUNITY EVENTS (Date Order)
FRI AUG 5
CAYMAN ISLANDS IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT CLOSURE ON 5 August 2016
The Department of Immigration Headquarters, including Passport & Corporate Services, Visa Office and Front Counter, will be closed to the public for all but essential services on Friday 5, August 2016. Only work permit and permanent residence applications (including applications for permission to continue to work (PCW)) that must be submitted prior to 6 August in order to allow continued employment will be accepted.
Time sensitive applications for visitor extensions will also be accepted.
The Department will resume normal operations on Monday 8th, August and will also remain open to the public until 7.00pm on Wednesday 3rd, August.
The Department apologizes for any inconvenience the closure on 5 August may cause.
Cultural Event Jamaica Independence Day Celebrations
All Day Cultural event on Cardinal Ave in George Town & an evening of Independence Celebration at the Jacques Scott Compound (Organizers: Mr. Aldington Stephenson (A.K.A. Banny) & Roma United Sports Club, Tel: contact # 916-0890)
Launch of the 2016 Olympic
Feel the spirit at the launch of the 2016 Olympics and watch the events on an outdoor movie screen followed by a fireworks show at 9pm on The Crescent at Camana Bay on Friday (5 Aug) from 530 — 9pm.
World Breastfeeding Week
In celebration of World Breastfeeding Week, you’re invited to an informal discussion on breastfeeding and related topics at Bedside Manor on Friday (5 Aug) at 3pm
Music Happy Hour for kids is Friday from 3:30 — 4:30 pm at Starfish Village every Friday in August.
Webster Memorial United Church VBS
Webster Memorial United Church in Bodden Town invites children between the ages of 3 and 13 to their V-B-S from 830 – 1230pm daily August 1 – 5
West Bay New Testament Church of God’s V-B-S
The West Bay New Testament Church of God’s V-B-S will be at 5pm daily at the John Gray Memorial Church Hall (1 – 5 Aug)
FRI, SAT, SUN AUG 5, 6, 7
SAT AUG 6
Humane Society Book Sale
The Humane Society is hosting its bargain blow out book sale on Saturday (6 Aug) from 9 — 4pm outside AL Thompson’s
Gospel Concert Jamaica Independence Day Celebrations
Gospel Concert to be held at the Lion’s Center (Organizers: Mr. & Mrs. Chris Durrant – Tel: contact # 927-1919) Event time 7pm to midnight.
SUN AUG 7
Jamaica Independence Day Service of Thanksgiving
Youth Week 2016
The All Nations United Pentecostal Church presents Youth Week 2016 under the theme Anointed to Confront and Conquer Sunday — Friday (7 — 12 Aug) with Sunday (7 Aug) service at 10am and a motorcade at 3pm. Nightly services are at 730pm nightly. Day sessions start on Wednesday (10 Aug) from 930 — 2pm.
TUE AUG 9
Moonlight and Movies: Kung Fu Panda
The Moonlight and Movies series continues on Tuesday (9 Aug) featuring Kung Fu Panda at 7pm in Gardenia Court in Camana Bay.
WED AUG 10
2nd of 3 Jaguar Land Rover Stroke and Stride
The 2nd of 3 Jaguar Land Rover Stroke and Stride events is Wednesday (10 Aug) at Sunset House. Log on to caymanactive.com for more details.
Bookends Club
The Bookends Club is meeting on Wednesday (10 Aug) at 630pm at Books & Books to discuss Time of Departure by Douglas Scholfield.
Cayman Islands FATCA notification and reporting deadlines fast approaching
From Maples and Calder
Tim Clipstone Christopher Capewell Tim Dawson Tim Frawley Patrick Head Martin Livingston
Further to our previous update in relation to the extension of the deadlines for both
notification and reporting by Reporting Financial Institutions (“Reporting FIs”) through the Cayman Islands AEOI Portal (the “Portal”), Reporting FIs are reminded to complete any applicable FATCA notification and reporting for both US FATCA and UK FATCA (CDOT) through the Portal on or before the deadline of Wednesday, 10 August 2016. In the days running up to the deadline, users should expect heavy traffic on the Portal.
In relation to CRS, Reporting FIs are reminded that 31 December 2016 is the deadline for the completion of due diligence on Preexisting High Value Individual Accounts.
THU AUG 11
Catch the Olympics
Catch the Olympics on a big outdoor screen on Thursday (11 Aug) at 7pm on the Crescent at Camana Bay.
FRI AUG 12
Music Happy Hour
Music Happy Hour for kids is Friday from 3:30 — 4:30 pm at Starfish Village every Friday in August.
SAT AUG 13
Catch the Olympics: Kids Challenge
In celebration of the 2016 Olympics, children between the ages of 6 and 12 are invited to participate in the Kid’s Challenge on Saturday (13 Aug) at the Town Center in Camana Bay between 2 and 5pm. Events include cracker eating competition, a flipper race and more
SUN AUG 14
Pete Ribbins Memorial 10K or 40K Bike Ride
The Pete Ribbins Memorial 10K or 40K Bike Ride is Sunday (14 Aug) at 630am. Log on to caymanactive.com for more details.
TUE AUG 16
Moonlight and Movies: Nanny McPhee
The Moonlight and Movies series continues on Tuesday (16 Aug) featuring Nanny McPhee at 7pm in Gardenia Court in Camana Bay.
WED AUG 17
Final Jaguar Land Rover Stroke and Stride
The final Jaguar Land Rover Stroke and Stride is Wednesday (17 Aug) at Sunset House. Log on to caymanactive.com for more details.
Floetry
Floetry is Wednesday (17 Aug) at 630pm at Books & Books.
THU AUG 18
Catch the Olympics
Catch the Olympics on a big outdoor screen on Thursday (18 Aug) at 7pm on the Crescent at Camana Bay.
FRI AUG 19
Cayman Islands Liquor Licence Holders: Remember your 19 August deadline
Liquor licence holders – including those with music and dancing licenses – are reminded of the Friday, 19 August deadline to apply for licence renewals.
They also are reminded that before they can apply for a renewal, their premises must be inspected by relevant Government agencies. Depending on licensees’ particular operations, these inspections may include the Fire Service, Department of Environmental Health, Planning Department, and Port Authority.
To help speed up the process, the Planning Department has advised that licensees must have inspections done by private, licensed plumbers and/or electricians. These inspections are then submitted to the Planning Department for approval.
The Planning Department added that there are a few exceptions. For example, package licences (for retail outlets such as stores and warehouses) do not require electrical or plumbing inspections.
Only complete renewal applications, with either inspection certificates or proof of inspection requests, that are submitted by the 19 August deadline will be heard at the Liquor Licensing Board’s annual session on 30 September.
Applications can be downloaded from the Department of Commerce and Investment’s website, www.dci.gov.ky . For more information, contact the Liquor Licensing Board through Acting Secretary Gavin Dixon on 244-3167 or DCI’s Shelise Jeffery on 244-2202.
Music Happy Hour
Music Happy Hour for kids is Friday from 3:30 — 4:30 pm at Starfish Village every Friday in August.
SAT AUG 20
Culture at the Cinema: Les Liaisons Dangereuses
Culture at the Cinema presents Les Liaisons Dangereuses on Saturday (20 Aug) at 7pm at Regal Cinemas.
Lions Tropical Gardens Diabetes Health Fair
TUE AUG 23
Moonlight and Movies: Shrek the Third
The Moonlight and Movies series continues on Tuesday (23 Aug) featuring Shrek the Third at 7pm in Gardenia Court in Camana Bay.
THU SEP 1
Cayman Islands: LCCL applicants must advise TBL board of Caymanian participation
In order to ensure that the law is upheld, procedural changes for the Local Companies (Control) Licence Law (LCCL) will come into effect on 1 September 2016.
The LCCL requires foreign investors to publish ads that solicit Caymanian participation in their potential business endeavours. In these ads, Caymanians are asked to inform the foreign investor of their interest, in writing; however, as of 1 September, Caymanians also must supply a copy of that letter directly to the Trade and Business Licensing Board.
Also, when submitting their applications to the board, foreign investors must include copies of the two local newspaper ads, published in accordance with section 11 (4) (e) of the law, that solicited Caymanian participation.
‘These procedural changes will help the board to know if the applicant has complied fully with the LCCL’, said Minister of Commerce Wayne Panton.
LCCL applications must be submitted in person at the Business Licensing Counter, on the first floor of the Government Administration Building. The counter is open Mondays to Fridays, between 9:00am and 4:00pm. In addition to the two newspaper ads, applications must be accompanied by due diligence such as a police clearance, copies of passports, references, and the relevant fees.
Letters from Caymanians are to be addressed to the Trade and Business Licensing Board, c/o the Department of Commerce and Investment, Government Administration Building, 133 Elgin Avenue Suite 126, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands.
For more information, visit www.dci.gov.ky or email [email protected]
SAT & SUN SEP 18 & 19
British Schools Fair Cayman Islands
Street: Ritz-Carlton Grand Cayman
District: Seven Mile Beach
Island: Grand Cayman
Country: Cayman Islands
Description
Ritz-Carlton
Sat 18 Sep & Sun 19 Sep
2.00-6.00 p.m.
A chance for Cayman families to meet leading UK boarding schools. If you are considering the possibility of your children having the opportunities afforded by an overseas education, this is your chance to speak to some of the top schools.
Free entry
For more information contact [email protected]
AUGUST EVENTS AT CAMANA BAY
Be part of the action and support your nation with The Games at Camana Bay – a series of festivities inspired by the 2016 Olympics. Take in cultural experiences by catching the last chance to see Rundown, getting lost in poetry readings or by supporting a local author as they celebrate their latest book.
Moonlight & Movies: Summer Series
Tuesdays until 30 August
7pm
Gardenia Court
Music Happy Hour for Kids
Fridays until 26 August
3:30-4:30pm
Starfish Village
Got Milk?
Friday 5 August
3pm
Bedside Manor
The Games at Camana Bay: Opening Ceremony and Fireworks
Friday 5 August
5:30-9pm
The Crescent
Tai Chi
Sunday 7 August
8:30am
The Crescent
The Bookends Club
Wednesday 10 August
6:30-7:30pm
Books & Books
Douglas Schofield Book Signing
Thursday 11 August
6:30-7:30pm
Books & Books
The Games at Camana Bay: Moonlight & Movies
Thursday 11 and 18 August
7pm
The Crescent
The Games at Camana Bay: Kids’ Challenge
Saturday 13 August
2-5pm
Town Centre
Floetry
Wednesday 17 August
6:30-7:30pm
Books & Books
Culture at the Cinema: Les Liaisons Dangereuses
Saturday 20 August
7pm
Regal Cinemas
Theatre in the Court: Rundown
Saturday 27 August
7pm
Gardenia Court
NATIONAL GALLERY EVENTS
Early Watercolours
Rarely displayed watercolour paintings from the early collections of the National Gallery of the Cayman Islands (NGCI) and the Cayman Islands National Museum (CINM) will be on show at the National Gallery throughout summer. The temporary exhibition titled, A Legacy of Light features a wide selection of landscapes, seascapes and architectural studies by both established and lesser-known artists from the Cayman Islands. The exhibition opens to the public 1 July 2016 and ends 16 September 2016.
Light & Colour Workshop
Take part in a special watercolour workshop with Lois Brezinski Saturday, 13 August 2016 – 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. This intensive workshop explores the use of watercolours to capture the dramatic effects of light in the tropics. The workshop is designed for all levels and is open to adults and mature teens.
Watercolour Kids Club
Saturday Mornings 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
9 July to 13 August 2016
Free watercolour art activities for kids! These creative drop-in sessions will be sure to inspire families of all levels and abilities. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Bookings are not required.
Take it Home
The gift shop at the National Gallery has a fabulous selection of creative gifts for all ages. Brand new watercolour paint sets, brushes and books have arrived so you can try your hand at creating a masterpiece of your own!
Learn more about the shop.
