Cayman Captive Forum: The Insurance Managers Association of Cayman (IMAC) says its 2026 Cayman Captive Forum (1–3 Dec, Ritz-Carlton) will put AI, regulatory change, and captive innovation front and centre, with a new third session track on Wednesday. Local Environment Policy: Cayman’s environment minister has paused the feral cat cull on the Sister Islands, citing a need for consultation ahead of a National Conservation Act amendment debate—raising concerns about impacts on native species. Education Tech Use: Education Minister Rolston Anglin plans to revisit the one-to-one laptop policy after teachers reported misuse and damage, and said there’s been little data showing learning gains. Water Systems: The Water Authority-Cayman has finished its AMI smart meter pilot, with advanced metering systems and communications tested; smart meters stay installed but communications are inactive while data is analysed. Mosquito Control: The Mosquito Research and Control Unit warns of higher mosquito activity due to tides and rain, noting aircraft limits as inspections and mechanical issues affect aerial operations. Space & Cybersecurity: WISeSat.Space has completed its Nasdaq business combination (ticker SAIQ), aiming for post-quantum-secure satellite connectivity and IoT. Biotech Trial Milestone: Silexion Therapeutics reports the first patient dosed in a Phase 2/3 trial of SIL204 for locally advanced pancreatic cancer. Cayman Corporate/Legal Watch: Ryde faces two legal cases—a Cayman shareholder petition and a US class action alleging pump-and-dump—while the company says proceedings are early and not operationally material. Finance & Tokenisation: Baillie Gifford launched a tokenised fixed income fund (available in Cayman for professional investors), and CZR Exchange opened Genesis airdrop claims for its token launch.