Business
Campbells welcomes new Articled Clerk
Campbells is pleased to welcome Ms Tyanna Jan to our Articled Clerk training programme this August.
Campbells is pleased to welcome Ms Tyanna Jan to our Articled Clerk training programme this August.
The bright eager faces of enthusiastic young students and recent graduates once again fill the offices of CIBC FirstCaribbean across the region as the bank recently kicked off its summer intern programme and a new longer immersion programme.
The Cayman Islands Marketing Professionals Association (CIMPA) has awarded its annual marketing scholarship to 19-year-old Gabriella Watson of Bodden Town.
Law firm Walkers has just introduced new policies for its employees, giving them more flexibility in the work place, including offering staff the ability to work overseas, if their position allows them and if they have the right to work in another country. If that is the case, they have the opportun
The Maples Group is pleased to announce that it has agreed a three-year partnership with the non-profit organisation, Cayman Connection.
Business student Kayla Ebanks has been awarded USD $25,000 as the 2022 scholarship recipient of the CG Britcay Insurance Scholarship.
As from this Monday, 1 August, Fidelity Bank will undertake a rebranding and name change to PROVEN Bank. Its CEO, Ben Freeman, talked with the Caymanian Times about what this change will mean for banking customers.
Enterprise Cayman, a non-profit workforce development initiative by Cayman Enterprise City (CEC) in partnership with Cayman Islands’ special economic zone companies (SEZCs) has initiated a new incubator programme designed to prepare projects for the crucial step of pitching to, and ultimately taking
On 12 October 2021, The Consortium of banks signed a definitive agreement to acquire the branches and banking operations of CIBC FirstCaribbean in Dominica, Grenada, St. Kitts and Nevis, and St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
FirstCaribbean International Bank Limited (“FirstCaribbean”) announced today that the sale of its business to two indigenous banks in the eastern Caribbean has received approval from the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank.