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Jamaica Gleaner Business
published: Saturday | September 27, 2008

No Wall Street exposure filings by Jamaican firms on stock exchange
No listed Jamaican company has told the Jamaica Stock Exchange it was exposed from fall-out in the US financial markets - a development which the market's general manager Marlene Street-Forrest says she is taking to mean that none of her members is materially affected by the Wall Street meltdown that has sent asset values plummeting.

Commentary - Will conservative ideology let Wall Street destroy capitalism?

Un-American financial socialism! Confused and ill-advised! So claim Congressional representatives on both sides. Blogs, talk shows, many a forum refer to Wall Street operatives as 'a bunch of felons'. (Persaud)

Global meltdown may require domestic investors to put up cash for public works

Economist Dennis Morrison has warned that the recent collapse of several financial powerhouses in the United States will make it more difficult for the country to raise capital to fund local infrastructural projects on the international market.





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