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The Cayman Islands National Insurance Company (CINICO), a government-owned company that provides health insurance to civil servants and other residents of the Cayman Islands, has reached an agreement with Mobile Surgery International (MSI) to deliver transparently-priced, comprehensive laparoscopic prostate cancer surgery and total knee replacement service packages to CINICO members. read more... |
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 A congratulatory visit from the new Governor put an exclamation point on the 101st birthday of Mrs Julia Hydes last week when she was the first resident to be visited by His Excellency Governor Duncan Taylor, CBE, and his wife, Marie-Beatrice, on their West Bay community tour. The Taylors and she had a lively discussion on topics such as longevity and the traditional music for which Mrs Hydes is widely known in the community. read more... |
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 More than CI$15,000 was raised for Haiti relief at a jazz fund-raising concert hosted by the Cayman Islands Rotary and Rotaract Clubs at the Grand Old House last Wednesday. The concert was a joint effort among the four Rotary clubs and two Rotaract clubs in the Cayman Islands. “All funds go through Rotary District 7020, which Haiti is also a part of. We are like one family,” said Paul Byles, President of Rotary Central. read more... |
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 Mourant du Feu & Jeune and Ozannes, two of the leading offshore law firms, announced this week their intention to merge. Mourant du Feu & Jeune’s Cayman Islands’ practice was recently ranked the number- one law firm in the Cayman Islands for hedge fund legal services in a survey of onshore lawyers by HFM Week, a leading industry journal. The merged firm will be one of the world’s largest offshore law firms. read more... |
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 Tracey Surrey has never considered herself an entrepreneur, even now as owner of the Cayman Riding School. She is a woman who loves horses, has spent her life around them, and just wants to share that love with other people, especially children. A qualified instructor with the British Horse Society in the UK, she had taught beginners to advanced riders when she lived there, and soon mothers here started asking for lessons. read more... |
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