members round-up hensive range of high quality, customised financial services. Highly skilled employees work together as a team to maximise client’ s satisfaction.
The bank and its subsidiaries, Nationale Trust & Financierings Maatschappij N. V and Hakrinbank Real Estate, offer a broad range of financial products and services and all have a strong presence in both the corporate and consumer market. Our bank is one of the most robust banks in Suriname and is owned by the Government of the Republic of Suriname( 51 %) with about 1,500 private shareholders owning the other 49 %.
Current staffing at the bank’ s headquarters and( 7) branches amounts to( 300). The Bank has( 45) ATMs and its audited assets totaled approximately US $ 693 million as at December 2014.
Surichange Bank N. V. Managing Director: Mr. Stanley P. Mathura MSc. QT Dr. Sophie Redmondstraat 71, Paramaribo, Suriname Tel: 011( 597) 471261 Fax: 011( 597) 520740 Email: info @ surichange. sr Website: www. surichangebank. sr
Surichange Bank N. V. was established in May 1996 and opened its doors to the public on 9th September, 2005.“ The Bank’ s mission is“ To aim at offering tailor-made financial products. In addition we offer a cohesive package of innovative banking, investment and insurance products. A package, tailored to the current and future demands. In the process we mainly aim at the Suriname market. Foreign payment transactions also include remittances on behalf of our customers in Suriname.”
It serves its clients from its office staffed with( 60) employees, through its payment offices, the independent intermediary, the internet and the telephone. Regarding remittances Surichange Bank N. V. is the most experienced bank in Suriname and has an agency-relationship with Suri-Change B. V. – which has( 8) branches – in the Netherlands. As at December 2012, it had an audited asset base of US $ 117 million.
Surinaamse Postspaarbank General Director: Mr. Ginmardo B. Kromosoeto, BSc. Address: Knuffelsgracht 10-14, Paramaribo, Suriname Telephone:( 597) 472256 /( 597) 472904 Fax:( 597) 472952 E-mail: info @ spsbbank. sr / secretariaat @ spsbbank. sr Website: www. spsbbank. sr
Originally the Surinaamse Postspaarbank was founded on January 1st 1880 by Governor van Sypesteyn but has since then known various settings and name changes. The Surinaamse Postspaarbank in the current setting was established by law in 1975 and is the only bank in Suriname which is fully guaranteed by the State. For many years its main objective has been to improve the savings behavior of the population, but in the last decade it has more and more evolved into the bank of the state itself. Recently, under a new management and recognising the ample business opportunities in the region, the bank has started to diversify into commercial and corporate banking. With an interesting mix of retail, corporate and public clients the Surinaamse Postspaarbank is a fast growing bank with huge potential. The bank is currently broadening its scope to the Caribbean region. Invitations for correspondent banking are therefore welcome.
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Caribbean Centre for Money and Finance( Honourary Member) Officer-in-Charge: Dr. Dave Seerattan The University of the West Indies St Augustine Campus, Trinidad & Tobago Tel:( 868) 645 1174, 224 3727 Fax:( 868) 645 6017 E-Mail: CCMF @ sta. uwi. edu or Dave. Seerattan @ sta. uwi. edu Website: www. ccmf-uwi. org
The Centre evolved out of the previous Regional Programme of Monetary Studies( RPMS), a programme which was established in 1968 as a partnership between the Central Banks of CARICOM and the Universities of the West Indies and Guyana. In 1995, the activities of this institution was consolidated and centralised as the Caribbean Centre for Monetary Studies. The CCMS built on the solid research foundation of the old RPMS, while enhancing efforts in the area of central bank training.
In May 2008 the Governors of Caribbean central banks that contribute to the funding of the Caribbean Centre for Monetary Studies expanded the Centre’ s mandate to include issues in finance, banking and investments, and this 40-year old institution was renamed the Caribbean Centre for Money and Finance( CCMF) in recognition of it expanded mandate and the inclusion of new funding principals from private financial institutions in the Caribbean.
The new CCMF aimed to facilitate high quality research in monetary, financial and other issues relevant to the central banks and private enterprises in the regional financial sector. The Centre is once again being restructured to
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