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right now, are not part of the range of products that we
provide,” he says. “We want to encourage the develop-
ment of mutual funds within the region so that smaller
investors can get involved with investing through a
managed investor program.”
Blake believes that with these initiatives in place,
the ECSE can continue to grow and prosper. “We are
a growing exchange; our listings are growing,” he de-
clares. “While we predominantly have debt securities
listed, we are capable of doing the full range of securi-
ties and equities. We have general trading companies,
we have utilities, we have financial services, we have
government bonds. We have securities that are listed
from six member countries that give a degree of diver-
sification that you couldn’t have in any other market in
the region.”
As the ECSE continues to mature, it will likewise con-
tinue to provide an ongoing and powerful vehicle for
raising the capital necessary for the modernization
and expansion of its member countries. And because
its investors will be supporting new employment and
business opportunities throughout the region, the
Eastern Caribbean Securities Exchange will be playing
its part - investing in the future.
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