The Eastern Caribbean Partial Credit Guarantee Corporation (ECPCGC) is offering a new loan guarantee product called ‘MSME Growth’ to help
On the heels of the Ministry of Agriculture’s plans to invest in pest control to improve local crop production, a
Residents of Montserrat are breathing a sigh of relief after a significant reduction in Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) prices was
The Montserrat Port Development Project continues to advance despite numerous challenges, says Minister of Infrastructure, Veronica Dorsette-Hector. Speaking in the
Companies and businesses in Montserrat are being urged to re-registered and file their annual returns, says the Financial Services Commission
A newly published report commissioned by the Governor’s Office of Montserrat sheds light on the potential for optimising operations at
Telecommunications provider Digicel has blamed last week’s loss of internet service to the south of the island on rats. According
Montserrat’s national bank, Bank of Montserrat Limited is currently hiring for several key positions. At the 2024 General Meeting, bank
The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) has recognised and awarded staff for their years of service spanning periods of five
A Montserrat delegation, led by Minister of Trade John Osborne Jr., recently attended the UK-Caribbean Trade and Investment Forum in
The Financial Services Commission (FSC) has kept its promise of taking Montserrat online with its new portal for company registration
(Press Release) Pink Ribbon Charity Montserrat is proud to announce that Bank of Montserrat Limited has joined as the title
The Chief Executive Officer of GreenCrowd, Rick Gambetta and the Chief Executive Officer of DMA Invest, Atam Sandhu will visit
Bank of Montserrat Ltd. addressed recent inaccurate and misleading information released in a news story by ZJB Radio about its
Bank of Montserrat Limited celebrated a year of growth, strategic initiatives, and enhanced shareholder value during its 30th Annual General
FlyMontserrat says its operations are now back to normal. In a brief statement on its website. the airline said that
FlyMontserrat continues to operate despite it being 11 days since there has been no AvGas aviation fuel in Antigua. SVG
Both airlines which service Montserrat are sounding the alarm that they may need to shutter flights as early as Thursday
The ongoing AVGAS shortage in Antigua has significantly disrupted airline operations, posing challenges for both local carriers and passengers. Acknowledging
National airline, FlyMontserrat says it is “conducting its current programme of flights as near to normal as possible” despite the
