The IMF Board on February 4, 2010 gave Jamaica the nod
in respect of a U.S. $1.25 billion balance of payment support following a
fifteen-year suspension of borrowing relationship with the Fund. Jamaica is
promising grater accountability following great sacrifices.
Jamaican/Canadian billionaire Michael lee-Chin who is Chairman of Jamaica’s largest commercial banking group, NCB, is bullish on Jamaica at this time, particularly since the advent of an IMF-approved domestic debt exchange program on January 14, 2010.
The Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica, which represents the most influential grouping of private sector businesses in the island, in January 2010, against the background of Jamaica's economic travails, outlined its Economic Policy Framework and the rationale behind the document.
Hillel Academy student Richard Azan leads the trio in the exciting new stock market competition - The Young Investors - a collaborative effort between the Jamaica stock Exchange and Owen James’ All Media Services limited.
Hillel Academy student Richard Azan leads the trio in the exciting new stock market competition - The Young Investors - a collaborative effort between the Jamaica stock Exchange and Owen James’ [ ... ]
Managing Director Prime Asset Management Limited, Rezworth
Burchenson, takes time out to review the benefits of having an Individual
Retirement Account.
Undoubtedly there are various costs associated with
death. However, few know that death taxes fall in that category. Estate Planning
Consultant, Denise Henry James, elaborates on the type and amoun [ ... ]
