Solutions For Success (Video)

Retired Permanent Secretary, Bentley Gibbs, has been appointed Permanent Representative to the United Nations Office and other international organizations in Geneva.

Barbados has been upgraded to "largely compliant" by the OECD. As a result, the jurisdiction's chances of attracting major investments have significantly improved.

Most investors seeking to use Barbados as an international financial and business centre typically believe they must set up an International Business Company (IBC) to do so.

Barbados is doing well in the area of international insurance; so says Chief Executive Officer of the Financial Services Commission (FSC).

Barbados' status as a compliant, reputable and transparent global financial centre was recently validated by the European Union.

Barbados licensed 20 new captive insurance companies last year, an increase on the 13 that were licensed in 2016, according to the Barbados Financial Services Commission (BFSC).

A new partnership with an American counterpart to offer a new central bank product could be a solution to the banking and derisking challenges in Barbados.

Financial crises occur around the world for many different reasons and are often driven by instability in one of the many financial sectors.

Barbados' International Business Minister will not be "pulling any punches" at the upcoming Peer Review Group of the Global Forum of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development in Paris.

French Ambassador Eric de la Moussaye bid Barbados "adieu" earlier this week and was the beneficiary of much praise on behalf of his country.