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Cooperatives interested in buying Scotiabank  

Staff Reporter by Staff Reporter
March 17, 2021
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Dear Editor,

We the members of the Natural Agricultural Cooperative Society Ltd have noted the drama surrounding the impending sale of the local Scotia Bank assets to a foreign entity.  Some time ago we understood that Republic Bank had bid for the said bank assets, but that the then government had voiced its displeasure at the move.

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Our cooperative is willing to join with the local cooperative movement and our overseas cooperative fraternity to jointly purchase this bank’s assets and operate a viable entity catering to the needs of our people in small and medium businesses. The nation urgently needs a bank that will foster the development of the SME’s in this nation.

Sincerely

Cyril Walker

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