If ever there was a time we were called to ‘Make a Difference’, it was the year 2020.
Press Releases
NH and Republic Bank Announces $280 Million Public Private Partnership Loan to Construct Ministry of Health Headquarters
November 26, 2020, Port of Spain–Republic Bank and NH International (Caribbean) Limited, through a subsidiary wholly owned by the latter (Asclepius Holdings Limited), announced that a $280 Million Term Loan will be used exclusively for the construction of the new Ministry of Health Headquarters and multistorey carpark at Queens Park East, Port of Spain.
Our Life, Our Story: Jo-Anne Mouttet-Persad
“Do you ever cry, Jo-Anne?”
“Not really. The only time I really cried was when I had to be admitted to the nursing home for infusion of my last two chemotherapy cycles which required supervision. This was a result of my injectable port being removed prematurely because it was compromised. My doctors were more worried about my husband. [laughs] He has been such great support,” Jo-Anne said.
Our Life, Our Story: Bernadette McCarthy
Bernadette’s demeanor was reserved. She was quiet and well-meaning, but from her physical appearance, it was easy to tell that there was more to her personality than she let on. She had a tattoo on her right ear and half of her head shaven into an undercut.
RFHL Records $904.1 Million In End Of Year Profits
Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, November 9, 2020: The Chairman of Republic Financial Holdings Limited (RFHL), Vincent Pereira, announced today profit attributable to equity holders of the parent of $904.1 million for the year ended September 30, 2020, a decrease of $677.1 million or 42.8% compared to the profit of $1.58 billion reported in the previous financial year.
Our Life, Our Story: Sherma Mills-Serrette
Whenever Sherma spoke about her late husband, her eyes lit up. You could tell that he was and still is her best friend.
Our Life, Our Story: Vikki Ramdass
When Vikki Ramdass received the news that she had breast cancer, she began to cry.
“Why am I going through this? I was doing so well. I try my best to be a good person. Why am I going through this difficult journey?”