AIC debt sold to DB&G
THE government has sold the $2.54 billion debt owed by AIC (Barbados) Limited at the close of the last financial year in March to local finance house Dehring Bunting & Golding (DB&G).
Jason Abrahams leaves Wachovia for Deutsche
FORMER SENIOR vice-president of Investments at Prudential Securities and Financial Gleaner contributor Jason Abrahams has left Wachovia Securities to join Deutsche Bank for a salary in excess of US$1 million...
CVM in transition
THE DYNAMIC CVM Communications Group is once again in transition.
Base lending rates continue to fall
SEVERAL commercial banks have lowered or will be lowering their base lending rates. However, the gap between the rates paid on savings and investment accounts and the interest charged on loans remains significant.
Examining the Companies Act 2004 - Part 2
THE Financial Gleaner continues its look at the Companies Act of 2004 that is aimed at replacing the Companies Act of 1965. We are still focused on the early stages of forming a company otherwise called incorporation.
Dr Davies' budget fails the Ministry of Education
ON TUESDAY, October 14, 2003, the House of Representatives passed a landmark resolution which committed the Government to increasing the budgetary allocation to the Ministry of Education to 15 per cent over the next 5 years...
The BIG picture - Analysing the Budget debate presentations
THIS YEAR'S 2004 Budget Debate saw the Opposition Spokesman on Finance, Audley Shaw, and the Leader of the Opposition, Edward Seaga, give insightful replies during their Budget presentations.
Great 'Intentions'
CHANTAL McDonald has combined a knack for business and her love for all things stylish to create her own company at the ripe old age of 21.
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