AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAI Regulation: The Bermuda Monetary Authority has released a consultation paper on responsible AI use in regulated financial services, focusing on governance, risk management, data oversight, transparency, cyber security and operational resilience, with comments due by 30 October 2026. Space Tech: Blue Origin says it has successfully tested the first three ground stations for its Quartz communications network, including one in Bermuda, aiming to support missions in Earth orbit and beyond. Education & Skills: Bermuda’s STEAM Academy wrapped its summer programme, with hands-on primary activities and a new senior track (maths, trades, electrical engineering and career orientation) plus workplace visits. Local Learning Pathways: Bermuda College signed an agreement with UK’s Hartpury University/College to let eligible students study two years in Bermuda before transferring, including sports-related routes via its Foundation Diploma. Health & Care Workforce: An op-ed argues Bermuda should expand the advanced nurse practitioner role to improve access to care as the population ages. Environment: Campaigners urged Bermuda to work with the UK to protect the Sargasso Sea after Britain signed the High Seas Treaty into law. Infrastructure & Energy: Golar LNG (Bermuda-headquartered) booked Seatrium for a potential third FLNG conversion and also announced an EPC deal for a fourth FLNG unit, with delivery targeted for year-end 2029.
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