AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEnergy Investment: At Panama’s CREF 2026, Nevis’ premier urged Caribbean governments to reduce dependence on imported fossil fuels, pointing to a planned 30-megawatt geothermal plant as a path to greater energy security. Earthquake Finance: CCRIF will pay Panama $17.4 million within 14 days after the October 9 quake, giving the government rapid funds as damage assessments continue. Financial Reputation: The EU has removed Panama from its tax-haven blacklist, ending a decade on the list. Shipping Compliance: Panama deregistered three U.S.-sanctioned tankers, underscoring scrutiny of the country’s ship registry. Corporate Leadership: Cable & Wireless Panamá chief Rocío Lorenzo was named Telenet’s CEO, while Guillermo Ponce was appointed interim chief in Panama. Trade Routes: Long Beach’s record September cargo volumes were partly linked to Panama Canal access constraints, a reminder that route disruptions can redirect business to competing ports.
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