AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFinancial Services: The US has sanctioned four people and 41 companies linked to Cambodia’s alleged Prince Group scam network. Treasury says a senior official ran companies in the British Virgin Islands that controlled Hong Kong firms and helped launder funds; the allegations have not been tested in court. Tourism: The BVI Tourist Board is offering free Cruise 101 service training on Nov. 9 for hospitality workers, taxi drivers and other tourism stakeholders ahead of the 2026/27 cruise season. Marine and Environment: The Recovery and Development Agency says processing is underway at Pockwood Pond for materials from 33 derelict vessels removed from Sea Cow’s Bay Harbour, with separated waste streams prepared for disposal. Financial Services: The BVI and Hong Kong have signed an agreement covering financial services, fintech and green finance. Corporate Services: BVI court proceedings to restore a company to the register enabled the sale of a 33-metre yacht held through that company, highlighting the legal steps involved in transferring high-value assets.
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