Interview with David Burt of Bermuda
John E. Kaye
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Here Bermuda’s Premier and Minister of Finance, the honourable David Burt, describes why Bermuda is the best place in the world to set up new international business companies, including for innovative spirit, culture and collaboration and technological prowess.
David Burt is the Premier and Minister of Finance at Bermuda.
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