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3 weeks ago |
guardian.co.tt | Anthony Wilson
Around the world, initial public offerings (IPOs) of shares in public companies are popular among investors because they present the potential for high returns, especially if the IPO is priced at a discount to its intrinsic value. IPOs also present an opportunity to invest in companies that are doing different things or doing things differently. And thirdly, IPOs allow for the diversification of an investor’s portfolio.
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1 month ago |
guardian.co.tt | Anthony Wilson
At the post-Cabinet news conference on May 15, Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar announced that three of her ministers—Minister of Finance, Davendradath Tancoo, Minister of Planning, Economic Affairs and Development, Kennedy Swaratsingh and Minister of Trade, Investment, and Tourism, Satyakama “Kama” Maharaj—were mandated to produce a report on foreign exchange distribution and leakage over the past ten years.
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1 month ago |
guardian.co.tt | Anthony Wilson
Q: The previous Minister of Finance in the 2025 budget said that the government intends to sell its 49 per cent stake in Clico. Is that an asset that the Guardian Group would be interested in acquiring?. A: Of course, we’d look at it. I assume an asset like that would be put out for a market tender. So I would say, we would definitely look at it.
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1 month ago |
guardian.co.tt | Anthony Wilson
Last Monday, one of the guests on Guardian Media’s general election night broadcast, made a predictable but nonetheless surprising attempt to foreshadow the current administration’s inability to deliver on the many promises it made during the campaign. Speaking generally about the economy over the next five years, economist Dr Indera Sagewan, made the following point:“I want to say there is the politics and the election and then there is governance.
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2 months ago |
guardian.co.tt | Anthony Wilson
The cost of funding seven of the main promises/commitments made by Kamla Persad-Bissessar, the political leader of the opposition United National Congress (UNC), during the 2025 general election campaign could be more than $18 billion in additional expenditure or revenue foregone, according to Business Guardian calculations, based on publicly available information and verified by senior economists, who insisted on anonymity because of their sensitive positions.
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