AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMontserrat Finance: The Montserrat Government is seeking fresh funding to expand the MBPF Soft Loan Programme after fully deploying its initial EC$2 million, with EC$1.94 million already pushed through 39 approved loans across 11 sectors and no defaults reported. Caribbean Banking: A new analysis in the ECCU “cost of money” series links high lending rates to the region’s wider “decade of decision” agenda, arguing the next two years will shape growth for years ahead. Disaster Readiness Tech: Montserrat’s disaster response is getting a boost with thermal-imaging drones and expanded drone programmes, helping responders assess damage, spot blocked roads, and locate people after storms. Local Recognition: Dulcie James received an OBE at Windsor Castle for services to public and financial services and community development in Montserrat. Sports Business: Rush Sports says it’s building a major World Cup viewing experience across 13 Caribbean markets, including full match coverage in most territories and shared coverage in Jamaica. Vatican & Media: Pope Leo XIV’s Spain visit is drawing attention to migration, polarization, and church reforms, while Maria Montserrat “Montse” Alvarado is set to become the first laywoman to lead the Vatican’s communications dicastery.
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