AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAnguilla Tourism & Airlift: BermudAir’s AnguillAir push is set to boost winter travel with expanded North American routes, including a new Toronto Pearson–Anguilla service starting Dec. 19 (weekly Saturdays through May 1, 2027) plus more frequent U.S. flights—an important lift for visitor access to Anguilla’s tourism economy. Sovereign Wealth Fund Watch: Premier Cora Richardson Hodge says Anguilla’s Sovereign Wealth Fund is moving ahead after an IMF technical team worked on institutional design and a legislative framework, expected to be finalised by end of the quarter; she also linked the fund to strong revenues, including from the .ai domain, while noting cost-of-living relief measures and reporting public debt at EC$278 million. Regional Tax Policy: CARICOM tax administrators and revenue experts will meet in Georgetown, Guyana (July 27–31) for the 27th COTA General Assembly and Technical Conference, focused on “future-ready” tax administration using smart, data-driven and AI-enabled approaches. ECCB Currency Updates: The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank unveiled redesigned EC banknotes honouring ECCU national heroes and regional icons, with the Queen Elizabeth II likeness removed. Business & Legal Environment: A guide on English civil litigation and enforcing English judgments overseas highlights that creditors must take steps to recognise and enforce judgments abroad—relevant for regional businesses dealing with cross-border disputes. Sports & Community: La Clery opened the CFU Club Shield with a 2-1 win over Roaring Lions, while Anguilla’s wider regional sports calendar includes events like Nevis’ A1 Culturama Invitational and youth camps and training initiatives across the Eastern Caribbean.
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