Oct 2014 Financial News

• 31T&T among top 'doing business' improvers
• 31Tiah steps down as head of Phoenix Gas
• 31Sisson paint re-enters Jamaican market
• 31Lowe launches Jamaica's first medical marijuana company. Medicanja IPO for early 2015
• 31Medical ganja company targets $4b in revenue by 2019; eyes IPO by 1Q next year
• 31JMMB - Change in Senior Management
• 31NCBJ - Industrial Disputes Tribunal Award to Clerical Employees
• 30PLD - Notice of Material Change
• 29GKC - Consideration of Dividend Payment
• 28TTSEC signs MoU with TTSE
• 28Oil price drops below US$80
• 28IMF to Caribbean: Prepare for end of PetroCaribe
• 28Gov’t pushing ahead with reforms
• 28FULL STATEMENT by Minister of Finance Chris Sinckler (Barbados)
• 28MASSY - Listing of Shares
• 27Trinidad and Tobago to launch new bank note in December
• 27JMMB - Dividend Consideration on Ordinary Shares
• 27GKC - Share Repurchase Programme
• 24OCM revenues up
• 24Central Bank sells US$100m
• 24MHTL procceds to lower public debt
• 23Jamaican gov't performing miracle with economy says IMF
• 22Carib to commence new cement supply deal with Venezuela this month
• 22Clinker shipments set sail - Dehring now chairman of Caribbean Cement
• 22Prestige Holdings profit climbs 49%
• 222% growth by 2015 (Barbados)
• 21TCL revenue rises by $97.2m
• 21TCL reviews finances and operations
• 20MASSY - Trading in Shares
• 17Huge rally in Jamaican Eurobonds this year but growth still lacking
• 16Caribbean Cement Company Ltd - Appointment of Chairman
• 16FCI - Notice of Material Change
• 16N.C.B. Jamaica (Nominees) Limited Discontinuation of Registrar & Transfer Agent Services to National Commercial Bank Jamaica Ltd
• 16OCM - Resignation of Director
• 15MASSY - Trading in Shares
• 14TCL - Notice of Annual Meeting
• 13S&P: No ratings change from Phoenix Park IPO
• 13Massy Group acquires Colombia energy company
• 13Callaloo a growing side business
• 10GKC - Share Repurchase Programme
• 09As Christmas nears Central Bank injects US$50m
• 09Threat to T&T from falling oil prices
• 09IMF: Region’s growth slower than projected
• 09New NFM CEO: ‘I welcome the challenge’ to turn company around
• 09Central Bank: First quarter 2014growth unexpectedly flat
• 09United Insurance now adds Massy to its name
• 09Barbados expected to record slight economic growth in 2015
• 08TCL downgraded by second rating agency
• 07NFM - Changes to Senior Management
• 07TSTT increases cost of landline calls
• 07S&P downgrades TCL for debt default
• 07New investment link for region’s SMEs
• 07Regional bankers: Guyana must pass anti-money laundering laws
• 07World Bank says remittances to Caribbean to grow by five per cent
• 06Agostini's Limited – Completion of Debt Refinancing
• 06RBL - Listing of Shares
• 06Gas concerns for investors in US$850m plant. Massy rebranding spurs sales, Warner says…
• 06TCL's fired CEO fires back
• 06Mop up excess liquidity first. Financial analysts on repo rate hike…
• 06TTSEC re-elected to global securities board
• 06Hot Stuff. Grace 'Mashing' Up Hot Pepper Production
• 06GK Still Big On Small Farmers
• 03GHL -Trading in Shares
• 03MASSY - Trading in Shares
• 02Changes in FCIB top management
• 02CariCRIS reaffirms ‘adequate creditworthiness’ ratings for Dominica
• 02TCL requires drastic restructuring
• 01TCL places hold on all debt payments and sacks CEO Dr Rollin Bertrand
• 01Massy distributes for Angostura in Barbados
• 01NEL - Re-appointment/ Appointment of Director