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Executives and team members from VMIL and VM Wealth and the JSE led by Michael McMorris (sixth right), chairman of VMIL, and Courtney Campbell (fourth left), president and CEO of VM Group, share a photo opportunity following the VMIL bond listing ceremony.
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April 30, 2025

Business Social

Business Social this week follows up with VM Investments Limited (VMIL) at its recent bond listing ceremony held at the Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE) head office on Harbour Street, downtown Kingston. This represented the first bond listing ceremony in 2025 as the JSE Bond Market garners more interest.

Rezworth Burchenson (left), CEO of VMIL and VM Wealth, with some of the company’s executives (from second left) Allison Mais, chief operating officer; Melissa Foster, assistant manager of capital markets; and Romario Sterling, manager of capital markets, following the listing ceremony.

VMIL execs (from left) Dwight Jackson, assistant vice-president, Melissa Foster, assistant manager, and Romario Sterling, manager, capital markets, inspect the digital strip for the VMIL bond.

Allison Mais (left), chief operating officer at VM Wealth Management Limited, leads attendees at the VMIL bond listing ceremony in inspecting the digital strip signalling the official listing on the JSE. Joining in the moment are (front row from second left) Rezworth Burchenson, CEO of VMIL and VM Wealth; Michael McMorris, chairman of VMIL; Marlene Street Forrest, managing director of the JSE; Courtney Campbell, group president and CEO, VM Group; Andre Gooden, group business development manager at the JSE; and Melissa Foster, assistant manager of capital markets at VM Wealth. In the back row are Brian Frazer, deputy CEO, VMIL and VM Wealth; and Denise Marshall-Miller, assistant vice-president for bond, equity and digital assets trading at VM Wealth.

Allison Mais, chief operating officer at VM Wealth, receives a copy of the JSE Main Market Rule Book from Andrae Tulloch, JSE’s chief regulatory officer.

Courtney Campbell (right), group president and CEO of VM Group, in conversation with Marlene Street Forrest, managing director Jamaica Stock Exchange; and Michael McMorris, chairman of VMIL, ahead of the start of the listing ceremony.

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