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"Minister Shaw also provided an update on the social and political situation in Jamaica, noting that the country was ripe for investment. He outlined several of the initiatives being pursued by his administration to ensure that Jamaica becomes more investment friendly, while challenging guests to explore and seize on the opportunities that exist in the tourism, agriculture and agro-processing and other sectors in the country.
Among the attendees at the luncheon, hosted by renowned banker and economist Geoffrey Bell were Alastair Bryce, global head of government coverage, HSBC; Marc Lewell, Debt Capital Markets Group, JP Morgan; Peter Charles, head of European Fixed Income Syndicate, Citigroup; Brian Quinn,
banking consultant and former director of the Bank of England; Jo Morris, Bluebay Asset Management; William Ledward, Franklin Templeton Investments; Silvia Montes, associate director, Canning House; Wilfred Emmanuel Jones, The Black Farmer; Neil Howard, managing director, New Jamaica Railway; David Jessop, executive director, The Caribbean Council; Dr Simon Harkin, head, South America Team, Americas Directorate, Foreign and Commonwealth Office; and Lord Gilbert Peer of the House of Lords."
Is a pity yuh not as bright as Omar...
"Minister Shaw also provided an update on the social and political situation in Jamaica, noting that the country was ripe for investment. He outlined several of the initiatives being pursued by his administration to ensure that Jamaica becomes more investment friendly, while challenging guests to explore and seize on the opportunities that exist in the tourism, agriculture and agro-processing and other sectors in the country.
Among the attendees at the luncheon, hosted by renowned banker and economist Geoffrey Bell were Alastair Bryce, global head of government coverage, HSBC; Marc Lewell, Debt Capital Markets Group, JP Morgan; Peter Charles, head of European Fixed Income Syndicate, Citigroup; Brian Quinn,
banking consultant and former director of the Bank of England; Jo Morris, Bluebay Asset Management; William Ledward, Franklin Templeton Investments; Silvia Montes, associate director, Canning House; Wilfred Emmanuel Jones, The Black Farmer; Neil Howard, managing director, New Jamaica Railway; David Jessop, executive director, The Caribbean Council; Dr Simon Harkin, head, South America Team, Americas Directorate, Foreign and Commonwealth Office; and Lord Gilbert Peer of the House of Lords."
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