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Photos & Results: Bermuda Gold Cup Day #1

October 15, 2026

Denmark’s Jeppe Borch and Sweden’s Oscar Engström shared the lead after the opening day of the 2026 Bermuda Gold Cup, each recording five wins from six matches in challenging wind conditions. A spokesperson said, “Denmark’s Jeppe Borch [Borch Match Race Team] and Sweden’s Oscar Engström [Team Liros] made a flying start to the 2026 Bermuda …

Bernews / Business

Bermuda Cybersecurity Conference On Nov 5th

October 15, 2026

The Cybersecurity Executives of Bermuda [CEB] and the ISACA Bermuda Chapter will host CYBERmuda 2026, the Bermuda Cybersecurity Conference, at 1:00 pm on Thursday, November 5th at Paradise Mobile, Hamilton. A spokesperson said, “The conference brings together senior technology and security executives from across insurance and reinsurance, banking and financial services, telecommunications, healthcare and critical …

Bernews / Business

Artex Appoint Michael Kenny & Andrew Hanley

October 15, 2026

Artex Capital Solutions has appointed Michael Kenny as Senior Vice President and Andrew Hanley as Assistant Vice President. A spokesperson said, “ Artex Capital Solutions [ACS], a global leader in insurance-linked securities [ILS], fund administration, and alternative risk solutions, today announced the addition of Michael Kenny as Senior Vice President and Andrew Hanley* as Assistant Vice …

Bernews / Sport

Jasmine Spence Continues World Cup Matches

October 15, 2026

Bermudian Jasmine Spence continued her campaign at the World Minifootball Federation Women’s World Cup in Croatia. Spence, a forward for English non-league side Newport Pagnell Town, is part of England’s 17-member squad for the six-a-side tournament in Mali Losinj. The format features six players per team — five outfield players and a goalkeeper — with …

Bernews / News

UK Minister Uma Kumaran To Visit Bermuda

October 15, 2026

UK Minister for the Overseas Territories Uma Kumaran will visit Bermuda from October 18–19 where she will have a busy schedule including holding a meeting with Premier David Burt, signing the Hamilton II Declaration, hold bilateral meetings, be briefed on security and defence issues, participate in a women and girls roundtable discussion on domestic violence, …

Bernews / Sport

Mount Saint Agnes Defeat Purvis 4-0 In Final

October 15, 2026

Mount Saint Agnes Academy [MSA] retained the Primary School Girls Seven-a-Side title with a 4-0 win over Purvis Primary in the final. Mirabella Sebastiao scored a hat-trick for MSA, with Inara Todd adding a fourth goal late in the match. Sebastiao had scored the only goal in MSA’s 1-0 semifinal win over Warwick Academy. She …

Bernews / Sport

Khano Smith’s Rhode Island In Play-Offs

October 15, 2026

Khano Smith’s Rhode Island clinched a third successive United Soccer League Championship play-off berth after a 1-0 home win over Loudoun United yesterday [October 14]. Rhode Island are fifth in the Eastern Conference. They face Pittsburgh Riverhounds in their final regular-season home match on Saturday. Rhode Island head coach and general manager Smith is a …

Bernews / Sport

Jasmine Spence Plays In Mini World Cup

October 15, 2026

Bermudian Jasmine Spence’s campaign at the World Minifootball Federation Women’s World Cup in Croatia began with a 3-0 defeat by the host nation. Spence, who plays for English non-league side Newport Pagnell Town, is part of England’s 17-member squad for the six-a-side tournament in Mali Losinj. The format features six players per team — five …

Bernews / Sport

Blayz Borgesson Praised By Burnley

October 15, 2026

Bermudian footballer Blayz Borgesson has been praised by his Sky Bet Championship club Burnley for his recent appearances for the Bermuda national team. The midfielder, who joined Burnley after leaving National League North side Radcliffe in July, featured in Bermuda’s recent away matches against Barbados [2], Saint Lucia and Guadelouple in group B, League B …

Bernews / Sport

Marleigh Howes Competes In McGill Opener

October 15, 2026

Bermudian swimmer Marleigh Howes made her collegiate debut for McGill University at the opening RSEQ University Cup meet of the 2026-27 season in Montreal. Hosted by the Université de Montréal at the CEPSUM 25-metre pool on October 10, the meet saw McGill’s Martlets finish first in the women’s team standings. Howes, a first-year student from …

Bernews / Business

Bermuda Stock Exchange Report: Oct 14 2026

October 15, 2026

October 14 saw 9,306 shares trade on the Bermuda Stock Exchange, valued at $268,783.50 BD. 125 shares were traded by Bank of N.T. Butterfield Ltd, closing even at $57.00 per share, while another 9,181 shares were traded by Allshores Limited, closing even at $28.50 per share. The BSX finished at 3,693.65, even on the day. …

Royal Gazette / Sport

Zelaye Showers signs for Harborough Town Women

October 15, 2026

Zelaye Showers is thrilled to have been granted the opportunity to broaden her football horizons in the English game with Harborough Town women’s team.
The Bermuda Under-17 captain and former Dandy St…

Royal Gazette / Sport

Women’s basketball league relaunch fuels Bermuda’s Island Games ambitions

October 15, 2026

The revival of the Bermuda Basketball Association Women’s League could see women represented at the 2027 Island Games in Faroe Islands.
A steering committee has been set up to bring back the league af…

Business / Royal Gazette

Concern over AI ethics grows as Bermuda studies safeguards

October 15, 2026

A global accountancy body has issued a warning that artificial intelligence has become the profession’s leading ethical challenge. The warning from the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants c…

Business / Royal Gazette

Retired hurricane hunter warns against AI dependence

October 15, 2026

A former top officer of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has cautioned re/insurers against over-relying on artificial intelligence to understand windstorm risks, asserting that no u…

Business / Royal Gazette

Isaias insures losses estimated at up to $4bn

October 15, 2026

Hurricane Isaias is expected to result in insured losses of between $1 billion and $4 billion, according to preliminary estimates, with the impact unlikely to affect the credit profiles of major prop…

Business / Royal Gazette

Report: insurers pulling back as climate risks grow

October 15, 2026

Insurers are withdrawing coverage for climate-driven risks and increasingly passing on losses to governments and homeowners, according to a report published by British-based non-profit Inside Track.
T…

News / Royal Gazette

One in hospital after Southampton explosion

October 15, 2026

A man was taken to hospital last night after an explosion at a property in Southampton.
The Bermuda Police Service said that officers and other first responders were sent to the area of Palm Valley an…

Business / Royal Gazette

Students find pathways into Bermuda’s ILS industry

October 15, 2026

Bermuda’s next generation of professionals for the insurance-linked securities market is already in the pipeline, a conference heard.
Students from the Bermuda College were in the audience at ILS Berm…

Business / Royal Gazette

‘Atmospheric rivers’ can be disrupters, conference hears

October 15, 2026

Atmospheric rivers do not dance to the tune of El Niño, a meteorologist told an audience at the ILS Convergence 2026 conference.
F. Martin Ralph, founder and director for the Centre for Western Weathe…

Business / Royal Gazette

Better data eases ILS investors’ climate concerns

October 15, 2026

Climate change was once a top concern in insurance-linked securities, but better data is changing the picture, a senior investment director told the ILS Convergence 2026 conference.
Speaking at the H…

News / Royal Gazette

Man shot multiple times in Pembroke

October 15, 2026

A man was taken to hospital after sustaining multiple gunshot wounds in an incident in Pembroke last night.
Police and other first responders were called out to a home in the area of Curving Avenue at…