The JMMB Group-Additional Public Offering Prospectus
PROVEN Select Funds Change of Investment Manager
Brokerage firm Mayberry Investments Limited has invited all brokers in Jamaica to participate in the Wigton Windfarm Limited’s (Wigton) initial public offering (IPO) by becoming selling agents to the public. The highly anticipated IPO is expected to be listed on the Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE) by April 2019. Director of Investment Banking at Mayberry, Tania Waldron-Gooden, disclosed that the move by Mayberry…
PROVEN Investments Limited (PIL) remains very bullish on Jamaica and continues to demonstrate astute focus on identifying and seizing opportunities to advance one of its investment strategies in Private Equity with a focus on key growth sectors in the Financial Services and the Real Sector. In light of this, PROVEN is pleased to announce its acquisition of shares in the…
Kingston, Jamaica – December 11, 2018: The Branson Centre of Entrepreneurship – Caribbean launched the premier Branson Centre Summit last Wednesday at the Spanish Court Hotel under the theme ‘Building a multi-million dollar business’. With over 100 guests in attendance, the summit attracted the movers and shakers of the local business and investment community in addition to up-and-coming entrepreneurs. As…
The Government of Jamaica in agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has implemented a strategy to reduce the risks associated with the retail repo business of securities dealers. All securities dealers, including Proven Wealth Limited (‘PWL’), are required to make changes to their operations to conform with the new Securities (Retail Repurchase Agreements) Regulations, 2014 (‘Regulations’). Click to read…
This Prospectus is being issued and the Offer contained herein is being made only to Shareholders of the Company. Click to read more
These Abridged Statements do not represent an offer for sale and are published in accordance with the listing requirements of the Jamaica Stock Exchange. Click to read more
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MARGARITAVILLE Turks & Caicos, part of the Caribbean franchise controlled by Jamaican Ian Dear, aims to raise US$2 million ($216 million) via listing on the Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE) next month. It would become the second listing on the US dollar denominated market, following Proven, which is also the broker for the upcoming initial public offering (IPO). The proceeds would…