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19 small business owners can now boast of being more proficient in bookkeeping. This after completing a workshop organised and hosted by the GDB.
2018 has proven to be another profitable year for the GDB so much so that for the 3rd consecutive year in the Bank’s history, dividends were paid to the Government of Grenada, its sole shareholder.
For the 2nd consecutive year, the Grenada Development Bank provided sponsorship to the Hillsborough Secondary School for their 13th Annual Awards Ceremony.
2017 has proven to be another profitable year for the GDB. For the 2nd consecutive year in the Bank’s history, it was able to pay dividends to its sole shareholder the Government of Grenada.
With a current non-performing loan ratio of just under 5% the GDB can boast of being the best performing development bank in the OECS sub-region in terms of non-performing loans.
Mrs. Janet Bennett-Whint, owner of Spice Isle Plantation is one of many satisfied Small Business Development Fund customers.
Grenada Development Bank was welcomed on board as a first time sponsor for the Hillsborough Secondary School’s 12th Annual Award Ceremony.
The Grenada Development Bank (GDB) has appointed Mrs. Chriselle Benjamin-Jerome as Communications Officer of its operations, as of May 29, 2017.
Our staff is now more equipped in the area of Loan Recovery Management thanks to a three day workshop a collaborative effort of GDB and the CDB.
Held under the theme ‘Powered by Purpose’, Leadercast 2017 was broadcast live at the Grenada Trade Centre on May 5th, 2017.
Reading was the order of the day on Friday June 30th, 2017 as primary school students across the Tri-Island State explored the world of books for the day.
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