CEO: Angus Young
NCB Capital Markets Ltd snares the 2024 CFI.co award for Best Investment Banking Solutions in the Caribbean.
Angus Young, CEO of NCB Capital Markets Ltd (NCBCM), is a happy man: his company has been recognised for providing the Best Investment Banking Solutions in the Caribbean for 2024.
CEO: Angus Young
The CFI.co award is a reflection of the prestige Jamaica’s NCBCM has achieved on the world stage. It is the wealth and asset-management arm of the NCB Group, offering investment and brokerage solutions for individual and corporate clients, as well as investment banking solutions.
Bagging the CFI.co award is a point of pride for Young. “The awards are renowned for selecting top financial institutions worldwide, across various categories. It’s a great honour for NCBCM to have been identified as a standout performer in Jamaica’s financial landscape.”
“This shows our teams’ relentless focus on originating and structuring financing and investment solutions for our clients is working as it should.”
NCBCM is one of the major stockbrokers in the Caribbean country, dedicated to offering outstanding wealth advisory and asset management services. “Through the efficient geographical spread of activities, and depth of understanding of the region, we have developed capabilities to operate at every level of the capital markets,” Young said.
Its leading role in the vibrant region’s capital markets has brought greater sophistication, improved overall efficiency, and what the CFI.co judges noted as “commendable transparency”.
Young noted that the Caribbean region has proven to be economically resilient. “It is home to the fastest growing economy — the Republic of Guyana. NCBCM will be seeking to expand in the South and Central American regions as we continue our commitment to unlocking solutions to support businesses while providing investors seamless access to their wealth.”
This is not the first time NCBCM has won a CFI.co award; it took the trophy for Best Wealth Management Team Caribbean in 2018, and is proud to solidify its position on the global stage.
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