Topic: Scotiabank
What’s Hot: Green Tie Gala, Catwalk for Cancer and Scotiabank Women’s Day luncheon
Take a look at some of Cayman's recent hottest events, including Green Tie Gala, Catwalk for Cancer, and Scotiabank's Women's Day luncheon.
Scotiabank celebrates International Women’s Day with empowering lunch for girls
Scotiabank recently hosted girls from the local community on International Women's Day (March 8) at a special luncheon aimed at reflecting on the achievements of women and motivating the next generation of women and girls.
Suspects acquitted in cashless bank robbery case
Two men accused of robbing a cashless bank branch and its customers have been acquitted by a Grand Court Jury on all charges.
Armed men tried to rob ‘cashless’ bank branch, court hears
A Grand Court trial has begun for two men accused of robbing a cashless bank branch and its customers before making their getaway on bicycles.
Second man charged with Scotiabank robbery
Police have arrested and charged a second man in connection with the armed robbery of a customer in Scotiabank on Crewe Road.
Second man arrested in Scotiabank robbery case
Police on Sunday arrested a second man on suspicion of a robbery at Scotiabank on Crewe Road earlier this month.
One man charged in robbery of Scotiabank customer
A 27-year-old George Town man has been charged with robbery, attempted robbery and possession of an unlicensed firearm with intent to commit robbery.
Armed men rob Scotiabank customer in broad daylight
Police have arrested a suspect after two men, one armed with a handgun, robbed Scotiabank on Crewe Road near Grand Harbour this morning, Friday, 16 June.
Scotiabank wins digital banking award
The Banker has recognised Scotiabank as the “most innovative in data’ at the magazine’s global Innovation in Digital Banking Awards 2021.
Scotiabank appoints head of Cayman operations
Scotiabank Cayman has appointed Sarah Hobbs as vice president and country head of Scotiabank & Trust (Cayman) Ltd.
Scotiabank Cayman gives US$15,000 in student grants
Scotiabank Cayman has given grants totalling US$15,000 to three students who are pursuing undergraduate degrees overseas.
Scotiabank donates $25,000 to Cayman ARK
Scotiabank presented a $25,000 cheque to Cayman Acts of Random Kindness on Friday, 11 Sept., to help local families who need assistance due to the economic impact of the COVID-19 crisis.
Scotiabank updates customer assistance programme
Scotiabank has announced updates to its customer assistance programme for retail and business account holders.
Cost-of-living increase cuts into court budget
Government’s 5% rise in cost of living for civil servants has taken a toll on the judiciary’s budget and its plans for staffing increases.
New technology helps Scotiabank customers take control
Scotiabank announced new enhancements to its alerts feature, which will give customers more control of their banking. In addition to transaction alerts and security alerts, the bank now offers credit card controls.
Scotiabank targets fraud with transaction alerts
Scotiabank recently launched its new alerts feature for debit and credit card transactions, which gives real-time notification once a debit or credit card transaction is conducted.
Suckoo calls for action to deal with causes of crime
The Chief Justice’s plea for more courtrooms to manage a growing number of criminal cases should serve as a “stark warning” that a new approach to Cayman’s social problems is needed, according to deputy opposition leader Al Suckoo.
Republic Group acquires Scotiabank operations in nine Caribbean countries
Republic Financial Holdings Ltd., the Trinidad-based company that is in the process of becoming the majority shareholder of Cayman National, announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire Scotiabank’s banking operations in Guyana, St. Maarten and seven Eastern Caribbean territories.
Government buys Scotia building for court space
Government has purchased the former headquarters of Scotiabank and Trust in George Town and plans to use the office building for much-needed additional court space.
50 years ago: Scotiabank opens Cayman Islands HQ
In the June 6, 1968 edition of the Caymanian Weekly, a precursor of the Cayman Compass, the following story, titled “Scotiabank opens,” appeared:
Scotiabank opens in Camana Bay
After more than 50 years of operating its headquarters in downtown George Town, Scotiabank and Trust (Cayman) held a grand opening event on Thursday for its new “digital branch” in Camana Bay.
Six Cayman retail banks install automated clearing house
Six major Cayman banks have come together in a partnership to install an automated clearing house that will ease the transfer of electronic funds.
Scotiabank consolidates branches, goes digital
Scotiabank and Trust (Cayman) is closing its George Town and Strand locations and will open a new digital branch at Camana Bay on April 16.
Local business in brief: Scotiabank awards financial support to students
Scotiabank has awarded five Caymanian students each with a US$5,000 student bursary. The bursary provides additional financial support to students attending an overseas university. The Scotiabank bursary supports Caymanian students in financial need who are seeking to pursue an undergraduate degree in business or finance at a college/university overseas.
Business in brief: EY awards scholarships
EY has selected Jamal Hinds and Raidez Perez as the winners of this year’s EY Cayman Scholarships. The scholarships have a value of up to $30,000 a year for a maximum of five years until recipients have completed the minimum educational requirements to qualify as a CPA.
Business in brief: Scotiabank raises $15,000 for Special Needs Foundation
Scotiabank recently presented a $15,000 check to the Special Needs Foundation of Cayman. The money was raised at the seventh annual Scotiabank Charity Golf Tournament in March.
Scotiabank recognized by Euromoney
Scotiabank has been recognized for the “Best Commercial Banking Capabilities in the Caribbean” by Euromoney, a leading global financial publication, in its recently released annual Global Private Banking survey.
‘Wild’ author to speak at fundraiser
Cheryl Strayed, author of the New York Times best-selling memoir “Wild,” will be the keynote speaker at the second annual Power of the Purse luncheon on March 17.
Forum: Region needs cash-transfer rules
A forum with government and private sector representatives from around the region last week called for a Caribbean-wide effort to deal with U.S. banks “de-risking” and pulling out of doing business with cash transfer companies and other financial institutions around the region.
