KINGSTON – Chairman of the FINSAC Commission of Enquiry, Worrick Bogle, explained Tuesday March 29 that retired Supreme Court Judge, Justice Henderson Downer, is not a member of the commssion,...

KINGSTON – Jamaica's Minister of Finance and the Public Service, the Hon Audley Shaw, says the Caribbean remains committed to being a vibrant partner in the Inter-American Development Bank’s (IDB)...

KINGSTON – Repeated successes in meeting the quantitative targets under the Standby Agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have resulted in increased confidence in the growth prospects of the...

KINGSTON – World Bank Executive Director for Canada, Ireland and the Caribbean, Marie Lucie-Morin, has stressed the need for collaboration between private and public sector stakeholders in the Caribbean, to...

KINGSTON – Former Jamaica Bankers Association President, Elon Beckford, told the FINSAC Commission of Enquiry into the 1990s financial meltdown on Thursday March 24, that the initial sign of trouble...

KINGSTON – Former Bankers Association of Jamaica president, Elon Beckford, told the FINSAC Commission of Enquiry into the 1990s financial meltdown on Thursday March 24, that the initial sign of...

KINGSTON – Former Bankers Association of Jamaica (BAJ) president, Elon Beckford, has denied that inefficiency caused indigenous financial institutions to fail in the 1990s, while the foreign-owned institutions survived the...

KINGSTON – World Bank Executive Director for Canada, Ireland and the Caribbean, Marie Lucie-Morin, says remittance flows to developing countries are likely to increase to US$374 billion by 2012. She...

KINGSTON – Executive Director of the Financial Services Commission (FSC), Rohan Barnett is imploring investors to be selective in choosing where they invest their money. He also pointed out that...

Members of the FINSAC Commission of Enquiry had a private meeting Wednesday morning March 23, to discuss speeding up the enquiry to meet an April closing deadline. Chairman of the...

KINGSTON – The House of Representatives, on March 22, approved the Second Supplementary Estimates of Expenditure of $497.61 billion for 2010/11. Some $212.4 million has been added to the $497.398...