Seven hundred and thirty-one local BAICO policyholders are slated to receive monies they have been awaiting for four years, in Phase II of the collapsed companies payouts.

The government could decide to call it quits with the country’s second biggest contributor to the economy – the financial services sector.

The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) hosted a one-day credit reporting conference on Friday with a view to establishing a Credit Bureau in the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union (ECCU).

President of the British American Insurance Company (BAICO) Policy Holders Recovery Fund Kevin Branker has welcomed the news of the agreement to sell the traditional life insurance business of BAICO to Barbados-based Sagicor Life, Inc. (Sagicor), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sagicor Financial Corporation.

British American Insurance Company (BAICO) has begun legal action in the US against former directors of the company.

An organisation has decided to try to fill a gap long identified as one of the greatest weaknesses of the private sector in Antigua & Barbuda.

Legal proceedings are being considered by Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States OECS against former directors of the failed British American Insurance Company (BAICO).

Governor of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) Sir K Dwight Venner will highlight the strategies that have been initiated to strengthen the region’s fiscal and financial stability during the 2010 Eastern Caribbean Currency Union (ECCU) Economic Review Thursday.