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Imbert: FCB investment in Barita a good thing

  • Oct 22, 2021
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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Colm Imbert - Finance Minister Colm Imbert has dismissed claims that First Citizens’ Bank (FCB) was involved in a “growing Ponzi scheme” as described by Senator Wade Mark earlier this week. On Wednesday during the Senate’s budget debate in Parliament, Imbert said the Bank’s investment in Jamaican company, Barita, has proved to be successful and was a part of the Bank’s strategy to diversify. He said, “FCB is diversifying outside […]

Source: Trinidad News

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