INTERNATIONAL Monetary Fund (IMF) representative to Jamaica, Dr Constant Lonkeng Ngouana, says that as Jamaica’s debt is reduced, more money will become available to invest for the development of the country.

Speaking at a meeting of the Rotary Club of Kingston

Local farmers seeking to operate large ganja farms as the country’s push towards developing a medical marijuana industry picks up momentum could find run into a brick wall try to insure their enterprises, according to Peter Levy, president of the

From left: Peter Levy, BCIC managing director, Davee Williamson, BCIC marketing associate; and Robert Montague, minister of transport and mining, at the BCIC conference

Newly tabled pension regulations give fund managers more room to invest in a wider range of foreign assets, but leave unresolved the limits on foreign investments set separately by the Financial Services Commission, FSC, and the Bank of Jamaica, BOJ.

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