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Ewart Williams quits TTIFC board
Ewart Williams quits TTIFC board
Above: Ewart Williams, photographed as an honorary graduand of UWI in 2019. Photo courtesy UWI. The Trinidad & Tobago International Financial Centre (TTIFC) announced today that effective Wednesday 29th September 2021, Ewart Williams, former Central Bank Governor, had resigned from its board of directors. Williams was appointed to the board in April 2016 and served on the Finance and Investment…
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Privileged to a member of the founding Board of Directors of the #FinTech Association of #TrinidadandTobago (#FinTechTT). The Trinidad & Tobago IFC (#TTIFC) officially transferred the management of FinTechTT to the private sector on Wednesday 16th September 2020. FinTechTT was launched in February 2020 with a mission “to facilitate a globally competitive ecosystem that will establish Trinidad & Tobago as the leading FinTech-enabled society in Latin America and the Caribbean.” During the past seven months, the T&T IFC has worked closely with the Interim Management Committee of FinTechTT to build a strong administrative structure that will support the company as it continues to expand. Seven Directors were elected with Maria Daniel, serving as the Chair. “In small island developing economies like Trinidad and Tobago, the diversity and dynamism of the FinTech industry have the potential to catalyse entrepreneurial innovation and growth, financial inclusion and overall economic development. This is a rapidly evolving area which governments, regulators and investors should pay close attention to with a view to encouraging and stimulating new economic activity along with increased healthy competition within the financial services sector.” – Tracy Hackshaw To join FinTechTT, please visit their website at www.fintechtt.com https://www.instagram.com/p/CG8Ox0jponS/?igshid=gomjexm7fhtx
Point Fortin goes cashless
Point Fortin goes cashless
Above: Aldwyn Wayne demonstrates the WiPay terminal on Tuesday. Photographs by Mark Lyndersay.
BitDepth#1232 for January 16, 2020
Aldwyn Wayne took a deep breath as he began his remarks at the auditorium of the Point Fortin Municipal Corporation.
Wayne’s speeches are driven usually by a barrel-chested bluster that he’s made his signature, but for a moment, he was just a Point boy…
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