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Access Financial targets $7b loan book (opens the original)
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Access Financial Services Limited aims to grow its loan portfolio by up to 17 per cent towards $7 billion. The company will target small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and entities seeking renewable financing for most of that growth. That’s in contrast to its core personal micro lending. Its loan book stands at about $6 billion, and CEO Hugh Campbell revealed plans to grow that figure by $500 million to $1 billion by the end of the financial year. “We are being a little more deliberate and
Broke by month-end: Cash crunch drives look at fortnightly pay (opens the original)
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Jamaican employers and trade unions are split over whether to move the country’s monthly paid workers onto fortnightly pay, a change that would lift nobody’s salary but would halve the wait between payday for cash-strapped households. “Where operationally feasible, offering employees the option of weekly or fortnightly salary payments could definitely improve one’s household cash flow, maybe even reduce reliance on workers borrowing between pay periods to make ends meet,” said President of the B
Nearly $6 billion worth of SVL shares remain with major holder (opens the original)
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Ian Levy, the third-largest shareholder in Supreme Ventures Limited (SVL), has transferred his direct stake in the company to a holding entity of which he remains the beneficial owner. It forms part of trust planning for Levy. “No, I didn’t sell any shares. It was just a matter of transferring from one to the other; from Ian Levy to Ian Levy Trust,” he told the Financial Gleaner. His direct holding of 342.54 million shares was transferred on August 24. In a regulatory filing with the Jamaica Sto
Modular homes worth $3.1b arriving (opens the original)
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Families displaced by Hurricane Melissa are set to receive modular homes as the bulk of 2,500 units purchased by the National Housing Trust (NHT) under a $3.1 billion emergency contract with Chinese firm Jiangsu Zhenhuai Construction Group arrive on the island. “The supply chain and delivery timeline are progressing steadily. All expenditure to date is within budget and there have been no variances to the contract to date,” Deputy General Manager for Corporate Affairs Dwayne Berbick told the Fin
Paramount nearly quadruples profit despite Melissa (opens the original)
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Paramount Trading Jamaica Ltd nearly quadrupled its net profit for the financial year ended May 2026, powered by cost discipline and one-off gains that offset a revenue dip linked to the impact of Hurricane Melissa. The Junior Market company reported net profit of $99.1 million on revenue of $1.69 billion, compared with $26.1 million on $1.72 billion in the prior year. Operating profit climbed 65 per cent to $215.9 million, driven by tighter cost management across the business. “Staff costs didn
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