ANSA Bank has said that to­day’s rul­ing of the High Court rep­re­sents a vic­to­ry not on­ly for ANSA Bank, but for Trinidad and To­ba­go, as the court has con­firmed that fraud­u­lent acts and re­lat­ed con­spir­a­cy will be brought to jus­tice.

The Trinidad and To­ba­go gov­ern­ment has tabled the Vir­tu­al As­sets and Vir­tu­al As­sets Ser­vice Providers Bill 2025 (“the Bill”). Be­fore we can dis­cuss the im­pli­ca­tions and ef­fects of the Bill, it would be use­ful for us to get an un­der­stand­ing of what is a vir­tu­al as­set.

KINGSTON – Cu­ra­cao is head­ed to the 2026 FI­FA World Cup for the first time in its his­to­ry af­ter hold­ing Ja­maica’s Reg­gae Boyz to a goal­less draw in their fi­nal CON­CA­CAF World Cup qual­i­fy­ing match in Ja­maica on Tues­day.

Leg­endary West In­dies crick­eter Bri­an Lara has of­fi­cial­ly un­veiled his lat­est ven­ture—the 277 Restau­rant, lo­cat­ed at the Mil­len­ni­um Lakes Golf and Coun­try Club in Trinci­ty.

Why do so many cus­tomer ex­pe­ri­ence in­ten­tions and strate­gies to im­prove ser­vice de­liv­ery in Trinidad and To­ba­go fall flat? Poor im­ple­men­ta­tion. Un­doubt­ed­ly, a ma­jor goal of busi­ness­es in this coun­try would be to de­liv­er a su­perb cus­tomer ex­pe­ri­ence. The first prob­lem with this as­pi­ra­tion is that some busi­ness­es just don’t know where or how to start. In oth­er words, they have the de­sire but lack the im­ple­men­ta­tion ex­per­tise to get the job done. The sec­ond prob­lem is ig­no­rance about the many mov­ing parts that in­flu­ence and im­pact the fi­nal out­come of a great cus­tomer ex­pe­ri­ence, which keeps cus­tomers com­ing back for more.