AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoOffshore Finance & Legal Services: Mourant, the Jersey-headquartered offshore firm advising on BVI and other financial centres, took a minority investment from MML (27% stake) to fund more tech and talent and pursue measured global expansion, while keeping control with existing owners. BVI Business & Courts: A BVI-registered company tied to the “Please Call Me” dispute—Black Rock Mining—was found to have ceased in 2014 amid a ruling describing a fraudulent transfer of rights, keeping the long-running saga in the spotlight. Territory Politics: Dwight Hill says he intends to contest the 2027 general elections, pitching unity and “fresh solutions” as he seeks public support. Hemp Regulation Push (US-wide, with local relevance): Attorneys general led by Arkansas AG Tim Griffin and Connecticut AG William Tong are urging Congress to preserve 2025 federal hemp reforms and reject moves that could reopen loopholes allowing intoxicating hemp products. Public Safety (St. Croix): VIPD burglary unit arrested three men linked to separate commercial break-ins, including Cheeseburger in Paradise and a service station. Weather & Risk (St. Croix): Saharan dust is clearing but a heat advisory is in effect, with brief showers possible and fire danger staying high due to dry conditions. Crime & Accountability (VI): Acting RVIPF Commissioner Richard Ullger vowed the force will “face the full force of the law” after two murders were recorded in July.
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