NCB Financial Group Ltd (NCBFG) yesterday announced that it was expanding its board of directors with the appointment of T&T national, Dominic Rampersad, effective December 4.
Rampersad, a finance and operations executive with more than three decades of regional industry experience, most recently served as president of Phoenix Park Gas Processors Ltd, a post he held for over ten years before retiring last month.
He also sits on the board of Guardian Holdings Ltd and several of its subsidiaries.
Last month, Rampersad, who was the president of Phoenix Park Gas Processors Ltd, was asked to proceed on pre-retirement leave despite not intending to leave the company.
An internal memo issued to staff stated that Rampersad had taken early retirement, effective November 21, 2025.
The memo, signed by National Gas Company (NGC) chairman, Gerald Ramdeen, outlined that Colin Ramesar will assume the role of acting president until further notice. Rampersad has over 25 years experience in the energy sector.
NCBFG, on its website, said Rampersad’s appointment brings additional strategic depth to the group, which is Jamaica’s largest and most profitable financial services conglomerate. His background spans corporate governance, financial management, and organisational leadership across multiple sectors in Trinidad and Tobago and the wider Caribbean.
Rampersad is a member of both the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Trinidad and Tobago (ICATT).
He also holds a Master of Business Administration with Merit from the Oxford Institute of International Finance.
NCB Financial Group, headquartered in Kingston, serves as the holding company for National Commercial Bank Jamaica Ltd and oversees a portfolio of regional operations. The group’s companies include NCB Capital Markets, NCB Insurance Agency & Fund Managers, and subsidiaries in Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago. It also owns a majority stake in Guardian Holdings Limited.
The group noted that Rampersad’s addition to the board is expected to support ongoing strategic initiatives as NCBFG continues to strengthen its footprint across the Caribbean’s financial landscape.
NCBFG’s chairman is Michael Lee-Chin. The board of the company, which is publicly listed in both T&T and Jamaica, includes Arvinder Bharath, a former executive at T&T’s Central Bank.
