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BiMPay transactions hit $6b

BiMPay, Barbados’ national instant payment system established by the...

Pitch to boost business facilitation

The global business sector is keen to continue working...

Barbados helping to spearhead US$500m disaster emergency fund

Barbados is playing a leading role in an international...

Global tensions ‘driving up costs’

Until geopolitical issues, including wars in major international markets...

Power hike concern

Questions and concerns are being raised about the fuel-related...

Accountants target social change

Finance is emerging at the frontline of social change...

Tackling cyber risks

Financial institutions and their regulators are worried about the major cyber attacks they are facing, often times daily. Cyber risk is one of the major...

Increase in mortgage loans

Financial institutions, especially commercial banks, are lending Barbadians more money to build homes and other properties, but regulators do not currently see this increased...

‘Tenure of President must be dealt with’

Government will be pressing on with parliamentary reform but Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley says recommendations will not be implemented simply “for the sake...

Abed joins US$1b crypto drive

Internationally known Barbadian technology entrepreneur Gabriel Abed has been appointed vice-chairman of a new US$1 billion cryptocurrency investment vehicle. Abed, who served as Barbados’ first...

IMF office will stay

Government is officially winding up its latest International Monetary Fund (IMF) arrangements, but the institution will continue to have a resident representative on island...

IDB expands Caribbean support

THE INTER-AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK (IBD) has unveiled some new funding measures to “support the region through development and integration”. Barbadian finance expert Avinash Persaud, who...

Credit unions get ease

CREDIT UNIONS in Barbados are getting a regulatory ease from the Financial Services Commission (FSC). The FSC has issued a circular announcing its establishment of...

Greenidge backs instant payments

The Central Bank of Barbados is preparing to introduce an instant payments system. Governor Dr Kevin Greenidge expects it will help to lower the cost...

Climate financing ‘falling short’

Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) President Daniel Best has heard a lot of talk about the region getting more climate financing but is yet to...

Move to validate medical report fees

The House of Assembly has passed legislation to validate payment and collection of fees for medical reports. This relates to when such reports are prepared...