Conflict of interest prompts managerial change at Bank of Jamaica

- By Rachael King
- @RachaelKing_cb
- 28 Jul 2016

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The Bank of Jamaica has appointed two new deputy governors from within the bank, it has confirmed to Central Banking. Senior deputy governor John Robinson has been reappointed.

While there will be two new deputies, only one is leaving. Gayon Hosin's term as deputy governor officially expired at the end of March. She chose to resign on July 19, and will leave the bank on August 16.

In a statement, the bank explained Hosin's contract would not be renewed due to the recent acquisition by National

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