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Scotiabank Global CEO Scott Thomson addresses a gathering of the bank’s clients during a soiree hosted at the historic Rose Hall Great House in Montego Bay.
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February 7, 2024

Business Social

The Business Social this week features the visit by three of Scotiabank’s Canadian senior executives, including recently appointed President and CEO Scott Thomson, who made several stops on his Jamaican tour. This visit saw numerous client meetings and visits to senior banking and government officials as the Canadian bank looks to further build out its Caribbean business. Here are the highlights.

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