November seemed to be the period for corporate movements. Perhaps the timing is in preparation for a new year. At the top of November, it was announced by the Capital and Credit Financial Group that Richard Dyche, executive vice- president of Capital and Credit Merchant Bank (CCMB), and Edmond Marsh, senior vice-president of CCMB, were no longer members of staff.CCMB Chief Executive Officer Curtis Martin said those positions were made redundant as a direct consequence of the group restruc-turing itself.
Later during the month, NCB Capital Markets informed that its assistant vice-president of risk and compliance, Robert Barnes, had tendered his resignation. NCB Capital Market had also lost another executive, Debra Lopez, vice-president and head of wealth management and distribution, but this was two months earlier. Lopez joins FirstCaribbean in January as director of wealth management and not as head of capital markets, as reported in a headline Friday. Garfield Sinclair also resigned from the board of directors of Dehring Bunting and Golding Limited, effective November 1. At the Scotia Group Jamaica, Monique French was appointed senior vice-president, risk manage-ment of the Bank of Nova Scotia Jamaica Limited, effective Novem-ber 1, replacing Ronald Bourdeau, an expatriate who is departing the organisation. susan.gordon@gleanerjm.com
