Nov 2009 Financial News

27Barita to list
27Bondholders put Lee Chin under pressure
26Scotia posts $455m income
25Jamaica under default rating threat
20GHL puts Zenith insurance up for sale
19ANSA launches first major euro fund
19We've only just begun
18JMMB moves to shore up regional operations. Local firm to acquire 80% of Domincan Republic savings and loans
18GraceKennedy hires risk consultant to strengthen financial division - Adds new Caribbean markets for food
16Sagicor Life ups interest in PanCaribbean to 85 per cent
16GraceKennedy to make dividend payment in December
16S & P revises Barbados outlook to negative. Ratings agency points to island's deteriorating public finances.
12RBTT financial group appoints new Canadian chairman
12Nutrimix looking for THE RIGHT MIX
12Bank credit snuffing out listings
12Angostura shortage shakes global trade
12Guardian Holdings declares $655m loss
11Denied - Cement waiver killed, but Samuda still suiting up for battle
11Downgrade sends GOJ bond prices spiralling downward, again
11FX gains pushed up CCFG's profits 31 per cent in Sept Q
11Scotia restructures
11Trinidad, Colombian cement companies to battle for market share
11CL Financial, bondholders negotiate compromise
11No assurances of an IMF deal in November - Golding deadline appears endangered
10Listing of Shares â€“ GraceKennedy Limited
09Agostiniâ€™s Limited â€“ Appointment of New Director
05Yip Choy new Angostura CEO
04Berger Paints Trinidad Limited â€“ Change in Year End
04TSTT invests $700m in TV, security
04BOJ assures market of continuity - Trading stable amid upheavals
04GraceKennedy launches remittance service in UK
04Carib Cement books $371-million 3Q loss - Jamaican sales derail as exports bloom
04Carib Cement cuts price to ease stockpile - Production halted to clear inventory
04Standard and Poor's standing firm. Jamaicans overseas concerned over downgrading
04Liquidity stabilises; results in consistent bill rates
03TCL hopes to bounce back after losses
03'Downgrade groundless' Ratings agency being hasty, says Gov't
02NCB increases ABM fees by 23 per cent...But Scotia still the most expensive
02OCM profit down by US$2.8m
02New Central Bank Governor gets to work today