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A Guide to Remote Onboarding

Although, we recently crossed the grim milestone of over 100 lives being lost to the coronavirus at home, we have also seen our second wave of community spread almost flattened over the last few weeks, with the introduction of legislation to wear masks in public, our commitment to sanitizing and social distancing alongside the partial closure of certain sectors. We are a resilient people and we have been able to manage a pandemic that is increasing in intensity internationally.

Anna-Maria Garcia-Brooks
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Investing Is Prudent Financial Planning

A great deal of financial planning advice includes a stern admonition to always save ten per cent of one’s income. Saving is an excellent habit to nurture, and can help with short term goals like vacations or the annual back to school supply run.

Richard Sammy
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How the E-commerce surge can benefit your business

While online banking isn’t new, the younger and older generations that have flocked to these online options to pay bills, buy groceries or attend virtual concerts, are likely to stick with this new normal.

Denyse Ramnarine
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Investment Banking in a global pandemic

In the throes of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, with a strong focus on economic recovery and promoting sustainable development, more nations and policymakers have begun reopening the conversation on investment banking and how it can help pave the way toward much needed post-pandemic growth. But how?

Richard Sammy
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Principles for Responsible Banking

Banks and financial institutions are the backbone of the modern economy. But, as we have seen through the years, this importance extends beyond the banking basics of simply providing saving and lending services and products.

Nigel Baptiste
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The Future of Work in the Caribbean

In early 2020, many of us transformed our dining room tables into office desks thinking that we would be ‘back to normal’ in a few weeks. However, as we draw closer to the end of the year, many non-essential workers are still working from home and experts are already predicting that post-pandemic jobs will be permanently altered by this period of our history.
Republic Bank
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