EVERYTHING King Midas touched turned to gold. And, for a while, so it seemed with Lawrence Duprey, who died this month at 89. Under his reign, the CL...
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In a bid to recover significant financial losses linked to the collapse of the CLICO Group, the state is seeking to garnish US$20m being held in escrow here for one of the Trinidad group’s subsidiaries, Clico Investment Bank (CIB) The state’s move follows attempts by CIB to have the money released to it by Guyana’s Registrar of Deeds in accordance with various court rulings. The article State in bid to tap monies due to Clico Investment Bank appeared first on Stabroek News.
EVERYTHING King Midas touched turned to gold. And, for a while, so it seemed with Lawrence Duprey, who died this month at 89. Under his reign, the CL...
A bit of history Islamic finance during the time of the Prophet Muhammad was characterized by real transactions such as sale on credit and...
A bit of history Islamic finance during the time of the Prophet Muhammad was characterized by real transactions such as sale on credit and...
(Trinidad Guardian) Finance Minister Colm Imbert said on Monday that Clico addressed its obligation to repay its remaining liability of TT$1 billion...
(Trinidad Guardian) Finance Minister Colm Imbert said on Monday that Clico addressed its obligation to repay its remaining liability of TT$1 billion...
Rania A. Al-Mashat, Minister of Planning, Economic Development, and International Cooperation, and Chairperson of the Board of Directors of the...
Monrovia – The Central Banks of Liberia and the Bank of Ghana have clarified reports surrounding the US$20M cash importation between the two...
THE Bangsamoro Government is set to acquire the shares of state-run Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) in Al-Amanah Islamic Investment Bank of...
THE Bangsamoro Government is set to acquire the shares of state-run Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) in Al-Amanah Islamic Investment Bank of...
The R8 billion owed to Eskom by Emfuleni for bulk electricity represents about 10% of the total R82bn owed by municipalities.