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Caribbean Banking
Fintech thrives in CentAm but legislative support is needed
With a proof of concept blockchain transfer between the United States and a recipient in the Dominican Republic, the opportunity to build resilient banking systems is one that some Central American countries are looking to…
Scotiabank is recognized as one of the best places to work ™ in Canada and through its footprint
As the leading bank in the Americas, Scotiabank is also on the lists of the best places to work in Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago in the Caribbean, Central America, the Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Uruguay and the United States.…
Exclusive: Aramco pipeline investors to refinance loans with bonds next year
By Yousef Saba and Saeed Azhar
DUBAI (Reuters) - EIG Global Energy Partners will lead a still-unknown consortium to issue billions of dollars in bonds through two or three transactions to replace bank debt backing an investment in…
A call to action – end the pandemic in the Caribbean
Business
Newsday
Thursday April 15, 2021
Wilfred Haper has a small bandage on his arm where he received a covis19 vaccine at La Romaine Health Center on April 10. - PHOTO BY CHEQUANA!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
Bankers see the economic power of the real estate boom
Written by Jesse Scheckner on April 13, 2021
Publicity
Banking experts predict a strong recovery in Miami-Dade in…
Bank of Nevis opens in St. Kitts heralding a historic new era of indigenous banking
LONDON, April 8, 2021 / PRNewswire / - In a historic move, the Bank of Nevis opened a branch in Lowland, St Kitts, following a recent acquisition of assets and liabilities belonging to Royal Bank of Canada (RBC). The inauguration…
Vladimir Putin to compete with Swift; Caribbean gets second currency from central bank
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Russia offers a payment platform to compete with the Swift Network, which Russian politicians see as a monopoly of Western influence that could cut…