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Jamaica To Hire Baker & MacKenzie As Financial Centre Consultants

By Ainsley Brown on November 25, 2009

By: Ainsley Brown Jamaica is set to hire global legal giant Baker & MacKenzie (Baker) as its consultant on its new International Financial Centre (IFC). The deal, the details of which are still immerging, is subject to Cabinet approval and would see Baker advising the Jamaican government on the best ways to implement the IFC in this current economic climate. … Continue reading "Jamaica To Hire Baker & MacKenzie As Financial Centre Consultants"
Agriculture, CARICOM, Commercial Awareness, EU, Fair Trade, Food & Beverage, Government Policy, Trade, Treaty, WTO
Banana Trade War At An End?

By Ainsley Brown on November 23, 2009

By: Ainsley Brown Could the longest running trade dispute in World Trade Organization (WTO) history be coming to an end? If newspaper reports are to be believed, and I have no reason to doubt them, then the 16 year old trade war could be very close to ending. At the center of this row is the Banana – yes the… Continue reading "Banana Trade War At An End?"
CARICOM, Economy, Government Policy, Trade
Summit Of The Americas Kicks Off Today

By Ainsley Brown on April 17, 2009

The Summit of the Americas will begain today. The meeting, being held in Trinidad and Tobago, is being held under the theme of: Securing Our Citizens’ Future by Promoting Human Prosperity. Energy Security and Environmental Sustainability. On a side note: Canadian PM Harper plans to immediately after the summit will be in Jamaica for a 2 day visit from April… Continue reading "Summit Of The Americas Kicks Off Today"
CARICOM, Economy, Trade
CARICOM Moving Towards Greater Harmonization

By Ainsley Brown on March 2, 2009

BY: Ainsley Brown The Caribbean Community and Common Market (CARICOM) or as it is now known, CARICOM Single Market and Economy is moving towards greater harmonization. The Single Markets’ members have either completed or are in the process of having their laws and administrative practices and procedures reviewed in order to facilitate the objectives of the Revised Treaty of Chaguaramas.… Continue reading "CARICOM Moving Towards Greater Harmonization"
Asset Management, CARICOM, Crime, Investment, Securities
Billionaire Stanford Accused Of $9.2 Billion Fraud.

By Ainsley Brown on February 27, 2009

By: Ainsley Brown The very colorful Texan billionaire, dual citizen and Knight from Antigua, and oh yeah cricket enthusiast, has been charged in the US with fraud allegedly amounting to $9.2 billion. Just like Bernard Madoff, Stanford – sorry, I should say Sir Allen – stands accused of operating a Ponzi Scheme. According to the US Securities and Exchange Commission… Continue reading "Billionaire Stanford Accused Of $9.2 Billion Fraud."
CARICOM, International, Litigation, Treaty
Caribbean Court of Justice Makes Important Ruling

By Ainsley Brown on January 28, 2009

By: Ainsley Brown Trinidad Cement Limited vs. The State of the Co-operative Republic of Guyana. The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) on January 15, 2009 made its first ruling as to its own original jurisdiction. The CCJ has Appellate jurisdiction over Civil and Criminal cases referred to it from common law member states. It also has original jurisdiction as to… Continue reading "Caribbean Court of Justice Makes Important Ruling"

Category: CARICOM

Jamaica To Hire Baker & MacKenzie As Financial Centre Consultants

Banana Trade War At An End?

Summit Of The Americas Kicks Off Today

CARICOM Moving Towards Greater Harmonization

Billionaire Stanford Accused Of $9.2 Billion Fraud.

Caribbean Court of Justice Makes Important Ruling