Top officials of 1st National Bank St. Lucia Limited are very upbeat following their first official visit to the bank’s Saint Vincent and the Grenadines branch operations last weekend, which marked the completion of the conversion of its acquisition of its RBTT St. Vincent acquisition.
The visiting team was led by Chairman of the Board of Directors Nigel Fulgence and Managing Director Fletcher St. Jean. The team also included Senior Corporate Manager Solomon Emmanuel and Head of Retail Sales, Annicia Alexander.
The Chairman, Managing Director and Country Manager for Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Ms. Vonetta Rodgers, also visited and had meetings with Prime Minister Dr Ralph Gonsalves, Minister of Finance Camilo Gonsalves and the multi-island state’s Budget Director, Ken Morris.
On their return to Saint Lucia, the team said the visit and meetings were very beneficial, during which 1st National Bank’s commitment to its Saint Vincent and the Grenadines branch was reassured and reconfirmed.
The visiting team also outlined 1st National Bank’s long-term strategy for its Saint Vincent and the Grenadines operations and returned home certain its long term plans have been well-planted for a fruitful future.
1st National Bank continues to expand its financial footprint at home and abroad, purchasing the local assets of Royal Bank of Canadá (RBC) and of RBTT Bank in St Vincent and the Grenadines, within the last two years.
SOURCE: 1st National Bank
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Congrats to our home grown bank! Hopefully you acquire other assets in the eastern Caribbean!