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Two Win Caribbean Banking Scholarships. | SMN News

October 1, 2020

Two Win Caribbean Banking Scholarships. | SMN News
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~Two Win Caribbean Banking Scholarships~

Castries, Saint Lucia:--- Two more regional banking professionals will be building their credentials with support from the Caribbean Association of Banks (CAB) Inc. The 46-year-old organization, which represents banks and financial institutions across the Caribbean Community, has awarded two scholarships to undertake studies at the University of the West Indies (UWI). Starting in January 2021, the recipients will pursue a BSc .in Banking and Finance (Special or Compliance and Corporate Governance) at the UWI Open Campus.

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The two new CAB Scholars are Ms. Danielle Jonas and Ms. Antonette Connor, both 11-year banking veterans. Danielle


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