The Royal Gazette

Established in 1828, The Royal Gazette is the sole daily newspaper in Bermuda, delivering news every day except Sundays and public holidays. It boasts a daily print readership exceeding 30,000 and attracts over 20,000 users to its website each day, making it the most widely read news outlet in Bermuda. The Royal Gazette is dedicated to providing comprehensive and impartial coverage for the entire community, maintaining its independence from any political affiliations, and is a proud member of the Media Council of Bermuda. Each day, The Royal Gazette features the latest updates on local and international news, along with sections on sports, business, lifestyle, and opinion pieces.

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Three students receive PwC scholarships

1 day ago | royalgazette.com | Claire Shefchik

Three aspiring Bermudian accountants have been awarded major scholarships through PwC Bermuda's 2025 student support programme. Kayla-Marie Redcliffe, studying accounting at the University of Miami, is the recipient of this year's $20,000 Peter Mitchell Scholarship. "Being selected as this year's recipient of the Peter Mitchell Award is one of the greatest achievements in my academic journey thus far," she said.
Pitch competition applications open

1 day ago | royalgazette.com | Claire Shefchik

The Bermuda Economic Development Corporation, in partnership with Global Atlantic Re, has officially opened applications for the third annual Wave of Opportunity pitch competition, offering up to $25,000 in funding per winner. Applications close July 31, with final pitches set for November's Global Entrepreneurship Week at the Hamilton Princess Hotel & Beach Club. In 2024, organisers received 65 applications and selected eight finalists across youth and adult categories.
Everest appoints Allan Levine to board

2 days ago | royalgazette.com | Claire Shefchik

Everest Group Ltd has announced the appointment of Allan Levine as an independent, non-executive director to its board, in a move aimed to strengthen the leadership team of the Bermudian-based global insurance and reinsurance company. Mr Levine, a seasoned executive with more than 30 years of experience in the insurance and financial sectors, is the cofounder and executive chairman of Global Atlantic, a KKR-owned insurance firm with $190 billion in assets under management.
NAV slips in Q1 amid modest decline in fund registrations

2 days ago | royalgazette.com | Claire Shefchik

Bermuda's total number of investment funds slipped slightly to 780 in Q1 2025, down from 784 in the previous quarter, according to new data from the Bermuda Monetary Authority. That represents a 0.51 per cent quarterly decrease in fund registrations. Despite small fluctuations, the report suggests Bermuda's fund sector is remaining stable. The net asset value of all Bermuda-registered funds also declined to $292.2 billion, a 1.61 per cent drop from Q4 2024.
Everest names Pamela Sinclair as CHRO

2 days ago | royalgazette.com | Claire Shefchik

Everest Group Ltd has appointed Pamela Sinclair as executive vice-president and chief human resources officer, effective July 14. Ms Sinclair will report directly to Jim Williamson, the company's president and chief executive, and will join the company's executive leadership team. She succeeds Gail Van Beveren, who is retiring after an "outstanding" 39-year career with Everest, having served as CHRO since 1986.
Aeolus and Cornell collaborate on hurricane research

2 days ago | royalgazette.com | Claire Shefchik

Aeolus Capital Management Ltd and Cornell University have launched a research collaboration focused on hurricane track modelling using "what-if" scenarios based on the opposite of how real events occurred. The study is led by Pete Dailey, head of research at Bermudian-based Aeolus, and an expert in climate catastrophe model development and analytics.
Grey Goose unveils Bermuda collector's tube

2 days ago | royalgazette.com | Claire Shefchik

Bacardi Ltd has launched a limited-edition Grey Goose Bermuda city tube, celebrating the island's culture and iconic beauty. The custom 750ml gift tube is available at select grocery stores and Burrows Lightbourn locations across Bermuda. The packaging features bespoke illustrations highlighting Bermuda landmarks and natural elegance, blending visual storytelling with the refined experience of sipping Grey Goose Vodka, the company stated in a press release.
Kacey and Wannita Smith open cricket simulator

3 days ago | royalgazette.com | Jessie Moniz Hardy

Kacey Smith and his wife, Wannita, share a love for cricket. He played in high school and in league cricket for Somerset Bridge and she loves to watch - preferring it to football. Now the pair have poured their passion for the game into a business venture. In January they opened The Lab, a cricket simulator, on the ground floor of 2 Midsea Lane, Pembroke. "Lab stands for learning about batting," Mrs Smith explained. The simulator has several purposes.
War of words breaks out over taxi services

3 days ago | royalgazette.com | Sarah Lagan

A chat group for taxi operators has disputed claims from Central Dispatch that there has been a rise in unauthorised and illegal booking services in Bermuda. Central Dispatch, a licensed dispatch company, said this week that entities have operated "outside the legal framework" for years using "apps, WhatsApp, Telegram group, e-mails and other informal methods to assign jobs".
Insurers urged due diligence amid Iran sanctions

3 days ago | royalgazette.com | Claire Shefchik

Insurers and maritime stakeholders are being urged to step up compliance checks in response to updated US sanctions targeting Iran's petroleum and construction sectors. The International Group of Protection & Indemnity Clubs issued new guidance in April based on the Office of Foreign Assets Control warning that shipments involving Iranian oil present "significant sanctions risks" to the maritime industry, including insurers.