Topic: Royal Bank of Canada
Half-million-dollar bank heist case to conclude after 8 years
A judge will on Friday end an eight-year court saga linked to a half-million-dollar raid on a George Town bank.
Suspect: I was with my secret lover during the burglary
A second man at the centre on trial for a late-night bank burglary has also put forward his secret lover as his alibi when refuting the allegations that he and two other men stole half a million dollars from RBC's Shedden Road branch eight years ago.
Man uses ‘friend with benefits’ as alibi in bank burglary trial
A man on trial for a half-a-million-dollar bank burglary told a Grand Court jury that he couldn't have been the getaway driver, because at the time of the heist he was busy helping his mistress to move homes.
‘Inside man’ was key to bank burglary, court hears
Four persons accused of playing varying roles in a bank burglary during which more than half-a-million dollars was stolen from Royal Bank of Canada's Shedden Road branch, are on trial before the Grand Court.
Local capital markets in the Caribbean: Challenges and opportunities
Written by Marla Dukharan; Research fund by CFA Institute
With a population that reached roughly 60,000 pre-pandemic, about half of whom are non-resident/expatriate, the Cayman...
Bank launches kindness campaign
Royal Bank of Canada has launched Caribbean Acts of Kindness – a campaign designed to highlight everyday efforts to help individuals and communities navigate through the coronavirus pandemic.
Canadian tax probe gets CNB accounts
Court orders issued last week sought to obtain seven years’ worth of Canadian account-holders’ Cayman Islands correspondent bank records in what Canadian authorities said was an ongoing investigation into tax evasion.
Lorna’s Rubis becomes first free ‘electric car service’ in Cayman
Lorna’s Rubis station in Bodden Town has become the first gas station in the Cayman Islands to provide free “electric car service” to customers.
Economy is ‘uncertain, uneven and underwhelming’
Craig Wright, chief economist at Royal Bank of Canada, admits he is slightly more optimistic than the consensus in his economic outlook. Yet he acknowledges that the economic recovery is “uncertain, uneven and underwhelming.”
