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Bankers Association appoints new president

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Gayle Pazos appointed as new president of BATT - THE BANKERS’ Association of TT (BATT) has announced Gayle Pazos as the association’s new president. In a release sent to the media, the association said Pazos was appointed president on August 10. She was formally installed as president at BATT’S handover and thank-you ceremony on September 13. Pazos is the senior vice president and managing director of Scotiabank. At the ceremony […]

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