AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCayman Environment Watch: The government is still silent on a proposed amendment to the National Conservation Act that experts warn could weaken protections and invite invasive-species problems, with Parliament set to consider it on 30 September. Public Health & Vector Control: Mosquito Research and Control Unit (MRCU) has started island-wide aerial larviciding across Grand Cayman, beginning in West Bay and moving east over about a week, using Natular G30 to target larvae before they become biting adults. Marine Science: Appleby Cayman is sponsoring Sea Turtle Tracker KY, a new 2026 sea turtle tracking programme using acoustic and satellite telemetry to map movements across Cayman and the wider Caribbean. STEM Education Pipeline: IMAC’s 2026 Educational Scholarship Fund names new recipients studying mechanical engineering, accountancy and data science, film production, and finance—continuing support for Caymanian tertiary education. AI & Risk Finance (Global): Reports say mega AI data centres are driving “explosive” growth in captive insurance for physical risks like build-outs and weather exposure. Tech & Capital Markets (Global): Forge Nano will host a pre-listing investor webcast on Sept. 22 ahead of its planned NASDAQ listing, while Huachen AI announced a $2.75m registered direct offering.
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