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Banks DIH defends sale of shares in Banks Barbados – Demerara Waves

January 23, 2016

Banks DIH defends sale of shares in Banks Barbados – Demerara Waves
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Demerara Waves

Banks DIH defends sale of shares in Banks Barbados
Demerara Waves
He explained that Banks DIH's shares in Banks Holdings Barbados were sold on December 2, 2015 for GYD$4.3 billion on the Barbados Stock Exchange- more than they were originally bought for. Reis announced that Banks DIH's Board of Directors Friday ...

Banks DIH defends sale of shares in Banks Barbados – Demerara Waves

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