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Business Social
Members of the Sygnus Capital, JMMB and JSE team pose at the Sygnus Credit listing ceremony.
Business, Business Observer
February 12, 2025

Business Social

The Business Social this week follows up with Sygnus Credit Investments Limited at their recent listing ceremony for their latest preference share issuance. The Sygnus Capital team along with their legal and financial advisors were recognised by the JSE at their Harbour Street head office. Here are the highlights.

Elizabeth James, vice-president and head of wealth and client strategy at Sygnus, shares a handshake with Kevin Powell, principal, JSE e-campus. .

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Andrae Tulloch (left), chief regulatory officer, JSE, presents Nicholas Davis, investment banking manager, with the JSE’s Main Market Rule Book..

(From left) Elizabeth James, vice-president and head of wealth and client strategy at Sygnus, is joined by Arthur Hamilton and Kimberly HoSue, partners at Patterson, Mair and Hamilton, Sygnus’ legal team..

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Dr Marlene Street Forrest, managing director of the Jamaica Stock Exchange, exchanges insights with Karl Townsend, chief country officer of the Capital Markets Unit at JMMB, on the role of partnerships in driving market success..

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