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Barbados's Williams on foreign exchange reserves

In the speech 'Foreign exchange reserves - how much is enough?' given on 2 November Marion Williams of the Central Bank of Barbados said we need to develop new measures of foreign exchange adequacy, with some urgency, before we can draw conclusions as to…

Book by governor of Barbados cb

Dr Marian Williams, governor of the Central Bank of Barbados, has published her third book. The book contains ideas about the policies and approaches which Barbados and the Caribbean might adopt in the new global environment.

T&T launches improved website

The governor of the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago, Ewart Williams, has launched the bank's redesigned website, highlighting its improved functionality, data access, faster download capability, smoother navigation and printer- friendly versions.

T and T's Williams on the state of the economy

In a speech on 'The state of the Trinidad and Tobago economy' given on 21 February, Ewart Williams of the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago said the economy is strong and the economic prospects are excellent. However, the economy faces several…

Barbados - CSME is important 'launching pad'

The governor of the central bank of Barbados, Marion Williams, has said the Caribbean must use the Caricom Single Market and Economy as a "launching pad" for international negotiations with the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) and World Trade…

Liberalising our exchange controls

ARTICLE - At the recently-held public/private sector consultation on economic and related issues, Governor of the Central Bank of Barbados, Dr. Marion Williams presented a paper on Barbados' response to the liberalisation of trade in financial services.

New governor - Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago

TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO - The Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago has a new governor. Ewart S. Williams has been appointed Governor of the Central Bank for a period of five years starting 17 July. He replaces Governor Winston Dookeran who completed his term…

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