Most writing on Bermuda’s technology codes comes from one side of the table. This comes from both.

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1 January 2027: What the BMA’s Resilience Code Asks of a Bermuda Bank’s Board

Banks go first, fifteen months before insurers. What the board approves, what UK banks learned, and what the weeks before January can still do.

Having Implemented the PRA’s Operational Resilience Framework. Here’s What It Means for BMA OpRes.

PS6/21 is the regime closest to the BMA's code, so most of the work transfers. The parts that don't are the ones carriers get wrong.

BMA Cyber Supervision Has Moved On-Site. What It Will Ask to See.

The Authority now inspects cyber risk management on-site, as well as asking about it in the filing return. A board-approved policy with no evidence the control operates is now an exposure.

44% Had No Privacy Notice. The Privacy Commissioner Has Noticed.

Bermuda’s privacy regime has moved from education to enforcement, and PIPA is not a standalone task. It shares its evidence with OpRes and the Cyber Code.

The BMA’s AI Guidance: What Already Applies, and What Is Proposed.

March 2028 Is Closer Than Your Longest Programme

Twelve diagnostic findings that become programmes, the lead times that mean some must start now, and where the work will be for each kind of firm.

Your Insurance Manager Runs Much of Your Business. The Codes Now Ask You to Evidence It.

Under the OpRes code the question is no longer whether your provider meets its service levels. It is whether it can keep your critical services running when something breaks.

The Bordereaux Problem Is a Data Problem. The Data Problem Is a Governance Problem.

Poor MGA data is not a back-office irritation. It is the point where oversight of delegated authority business fails, and it carries regulatory consequences.

Every Carrier Is Being Pitched an Insurtech Platform. How Many Are Buying Blind?

Three Regimes, One Consultation, One Deadline. Nobody Is Looking Across All of Them.

Two codes in force, one binding from 2028 and a consultation all interlock. Assessed separately, the gaps that cross all of them stay invisible. The case for a single cross-domain assessment.

Your Carrier Needs Technology Leadership. Hiring It Is Not Always the Answer.

Most Bermuda carriers have no CTO, CIO or CISO. What they need is senior technology judgment at critical moments, and it can be bought three ways.

Your Compliance Spreadsheet Can’t Read. What Comes After It.