J’cans can’t get payments from JA/Euro Bond investment
Thursday, 12 February 2009
Local investors in the Government of Jamaican 200 Million Euro Bond are demanding answers from the Ministry of Finance after being unable to access the funds they invested with the Government.
The investors complained to the Finance Ministry Thursday that they have not been credited with the principal or interest payments of 10.5% which should have been credited on Wednesday.
In a statement Thursday afternoon, the Finance and the Public Service Ministry stated that it is investigating the complaints to ascertain the reasons for the delay.
The Ministry said while the payment of 221 Million Euros was due Wednesday, the Government credited the paying agent, Deutsche Bank AG in Frankfurt Germany on Tuesday.
This is in conformity with the stipulations of the agreement.
The Finance Ministry said the bank confirmed receipt of the funds on the same day.
It further stated that it has fulfilled the requirements under the agreements with local investors.
Thursday, 12 February 2009
Local investors in the Government of Jamaican 200 Million Euro Bond are demanding answers from the Ministry of Finance after being unable to access the funds they invested with the Government.
The investors complained to the Finance Ministry Thursday that they have not been credited with the principal or interest payments of 10.5% which should have been credited on Wednesday.
In a statement Thursday afternoon, the Finance and the Public Service Ministry stated that it is investigating the complaints to ascertain the reasons for the delay.
The Ministry said while the payment of 221 Million Euros was due Wednesday, the Government credited the paying agent, Deutsche Bank AG in Frankfurt Germany on Tuesday.
This is in conformity with the stipulations of the agreement.
The Finance Ministry said the bank confirmed receipt of the funds on the same day.
It further stated that it has fulfilled the requirements under the agreements with local investors.
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