AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWater Infrastructure: Premier Natalio Wheatley says rebuilding the territory’s water system will take time and may cause temporary outages, but he believes current investment will deliver a more reliable supply. Financial Services: Nominations have opened for the 2026 BVI Financial Services Awards, recognising achievement across 15 industry categories. Great Mountain Heritage: Minister Kye Rymer says restoration work uncovered features that could be a fort or plantation, including possible jail cells; experts are researching the site before its history is confirmed. Offshore Finance: A BBC investigation alleges that advisers, including Deloitte Cyprus staff, backdated records to conceal Roman Abramovich’s assets, with some holdings shifted to a BVI company. Abramovich denies wrongdoing, and Deloitte says it complies with the law. Charter Fees: Wheatley has defended the disputed fees, saying they apply to all foreign vessels and do not specifically target the USVI. Political Reflection: Mark Vanterpool says public office cost him more personally than he gained, but he considers his time in service a sacrifice for the territory.
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