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Small exposure to the Lehman collapse - JMMB
September 19, 2008 -

Jamaica Money Market Brokers (JMMB), the island's third largest securities trader, estimates that about three per cent of the company's own-account investment portfolio is exposed to last weekend's collapse of the US investment bank, Lehman Brothers.

VMBS takes 20 per cent of Prime Asset Management
September 19, 2008 -
Victoria Mutual Build-ing Society (VMBS), which has been busy attempting to transform itself from a mortgage bank to a broad-based financial services company, yesterday acquired 20 per cent of Prime Asset Management, the pension funds managers controlled by the privately held ICD Group.

 

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Call for better alternative energy incentives
September 19, 2008 -
A partner in one of Jamaica's top law firms has advised the govern-ment that it needs to be far more generous with tax incentives to encourage domestic investment in alternative energy use and cited Barbados as a regional example to emulate.

Ethanol exports, higher poultry prices push Ja Broilers Q1 profits
September 19, 2008 -
Export of ethanol and higher prices for poultry meat boosted both gross income and helped Jamaica Broilers double its net profit, to $180.91 million, in this year's first quarter, when compared to last year.

 

Moral hazard and the Lehman collapse
September 19, 2008 -

Hindsight is always 20/20; some say even better - telescopic! It can't be overstressed really that in matters of financial sector regulation, there's no room for ideological or technically unwarranted regulatory practice.


Market impact of paying AA to fly - What it means for Air Jamaica as a going concern
September 12, 2008 -

Although the Government has been less than forthcoming about the recent controversial pay-to-stay arrangement with American Airlines (AA), the circumstances leading to the deal portend the challenges that face the Bruce Golding adminis-tration as it contemplates the future of Air Jamaica.

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Credit unions - a case for credit ratings
September 19, 2008 -
Credit unions throughout the Caribbean have experienced strong growth over the last few years. Indeed, in Trinidad their asset base now exceeds TT$6 billion, approximately 14 per cent that of aggregate commercial bank deposits in the country.


Trinidad examines impact of America's turmoil - Early signs of minimal fallout
September 19, 2008 -
Trinidad and Tobago has launched a full review of the likely effect of America's banking turmoil on the country's economy, but according to finance minister Karen Nunez-Tesheira initial assessment is that the impact in the short term will be minimal.

 

TRY: A New Mindset for New Investors Part 1
November 10, 2006 -

In this essay, we take a brief look at the basic principle, strategies and nuances that drive the stock market in general and individual portfolios in particular.

TRY: A New Mindset for New Investors Part 2
November 10, 2006 -

This essay is the 2nd part of “A New Mindset For New Investors”. It focuses on some of the strategies, which, if implemented, will endow to your success.


US stocks surge on report of entity to absorb bad debt
September 19, 2008 -
Wall Street rallied in a stunning late-session turnaround Thursday, shooting higher and hurtling the Dow Jones industrials up 410 points following a report that the federal government may create an entity that will take over banks' bad debt.

Officials: NY state could lose $3b in taxes, 40,000 jobs
September 19, 2008 -
A new projection shows Wall Street's meltdown will likely cost New York state up to 40,000 private sector jobs and US$3 billion in tax revenues over the next two years, two state officials said Thursday.

 

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