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Jamaica Gleaner Business
published: Sunday | September 10, 2006

BNS fund managers to target high rollers
Faced with a slow-down in profits and shrinking margins, Scotiabank is trying to expand revenues by growing its wealth management arm with business from high networth investors, a segment the bank admits it might have neglected.

Small business bonanza ... Loan access to be made easier

Dr. Omar Davies, Minister of Finance, has announced plans to broaden access to financing for small businesses, whose lack of collateral either denies them credit or forces them to pay high costs for capital.


Babysitting online with parental control software

It's back to school, so students will again be burning up the computer to complete homework, research, and projects.


Cellular division head resigns from C&WJ

David Reavley, head of the cellular division at Cable and Wireless Jamaica Limited (C&WJ) resigned his job Thursday.


Consumer borrowing dominates loan portfolios

Bank lending to individuals, which stood at $49.1 billion across commercial banks and other financial institutions at the end of June this year, surpassed loans to the public sector, to take the highest share of loans outstanding at 33 per cent.


Digicel offers staff share option

Digicel on Friday announced that it was granting share options to more than 2,000 employees in its 20 areas of operation as part of an employee reward programme.


Ray Chang's investment tips

CI Investments now has C$75.5 billion under management to August 31, its president Ray Chang has said.


Balancing financial needs of children, aging parents and your retirement

Financial advisers often direct investors to concentrate on their own retirement as priority number one.




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