Five Countries Across the Caribbean have had their Scotiabank institution named Bank of the Year, including the Turks and Caicos Islands branch.
The Banker Magazine, a leading international finance and investment magazine, has afforded that honor to Scotiabanks in Antigua, Belize, Cayman Islands, Guyana and Turks & Caicos.
Cecil Arnold – Country Head of Scotiabank (Turks and Caicos) Ltd. We are proud to be the recipient of this award and we want to expressed thanks to The Banker magazine for recognizing Scotiabank’s success.
Our continued strength in the Caribbean is a result of the Bank’s dedication to continually improving customer service across the region and providing our customers with quality products, with the goal of helping our customers become financially better off, Arnold told the media.
Scotiabank received the award at a ceremony in London, England on November 30, 2011. The results will be formally announced in the December issue of
the The Banker magazine.
The winning banks are selected for their ability to deliver shareholder returns and to gain strategic advantage. All entries are judged by The Bankers editorial team.
Scotiabank has been part of the Caribbean and Central America region since 1889 when the Bank opened its first office in Kingston, Jamaica. It is now
the leading bank in the region, with operations in 27 countries, including affiliates. The Bank has more than 15,000 employees in the region, including affiliates, serving more than two million customers, with 450 branches, kiosks and other offices, more than 1,000 ABMs.
The Banker’s Bank of the Year Award is in its 12th year. The magazine is the world’s longest running international banking magazine, recognized as a leading source of information on finance and investment around the globe and is a key source of data and analysis for the banking industry and is read in more than 180 countries.
