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Clarien Bank has appointed chief executive officer Ian Truran to the bank’s board of directors. Mr Truran has led the bank since May 2010, when he was named CEO of Capital G Bank, before the rebranding as Clarien. Patrick Hylton, chairman of Clarien ...

Clarien Bank Ltd announced a net profit of $7.3 million for the first nine months of last year. In a statement the bank said the profit was 126 per cent up on the previous 12 months. Clarien has changed its financial reporting date to September 30 to...

Businesses in Clocktower Mall at Dockyard and operations in a number of adjacent buildings will reopen tomorrow after a two-day closure. The area was vacated yesterday to allow for the fumigation of the former Royal Navy base’s restored North Basin b...

One Communications Ltd has authorisation to buyback up to two million of its common shares this year. The company’s board of directors authorised the repurchase programme, through the open market, which will run to the end of 2019. One Communications...

Calvin Okang Shabazz, a consultant with Bermuda Financial Network, has earned the CAMS designation. After passing the Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist exam, Mr Shabazz joins the CAMS graduates listed on the ACAMS.org website. Mr Shabazz has...

Festive window displays created by shops and businesses in St George have been delighting customers and passers-by. The best of the bunch, in the eyes of the judges for the St George’s Window Display Contest, was Davison’s of Bermuda. A trophy and $3...

Pet owners are increasingly seeking out healthier food options for their animals, including organic choices. That is one of the reasons why the owner of a new pet and pet supplies shop in Hamilton believes the business will help to fill a gap in the ...

Software engineering and consulting firm Nova is on a growth spurt. The Bermudian company has doubled its team over the past year or so to 25 employees and Sandra De Silva, the founder and chief executive officer, believes this is only the start. Nov...

Bermuda’s electricity sector will soon be guided by service standards set by the Regulatory Authority. A draft general determination and order for service standards is open for public consultation, and the Authority invites interested parties to comm...

Without effective regulation of medical-services providers and moves to cover the sizeable minority who have no health insurance, healthcare costs are likely to keep spiralling. That is the view of executives at BF&M Ltd, a major health insurer on th...