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This morning, the JSE team joined the Jamaica Reach to Recovery Pink Run 2026 at Emancipation Park.

We ran in honour of the survivors, in support of everyone still in treatment, and in memory of those we have lost to breast cancer.

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we encourage every Jamaican to make time for regular screening. Early detection saves lives.

Miles and miles of hope, shared with everyone who came out this morning.

#JSEGroup #PinkRun2026 #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #ReachToRecovery

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Join us this Thursday, October 22, 2026, at 8:45 AM as Senator the Hon. Aubyn Hill, Minister of Industry, Investment & Commerce, joins CBX to discuss the MSME Restoration Grant Programme.

Tune in to hear more about this important initiative supporting the recovery, resilience and growth of Jamaica’s micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs). 🇯🇲

📅 Thursday, October 22, 2026
⏰ 8:45 AM
📺 Watch LIVE on CBX!

Don’t miss it!

#MSMERestorationGrant #MSMEs #BuildingForwardStronger #JamaicaBusiness #IndustryMinistry #CBX #EconomicGrowth

@aubyn.hill @delanoseiv @jbdcjamaica @companiesofficeofjamaica @antidump_traderemedies @standardsja @cacjamaica @eximbankja @ftc_jamaica @dobizja @janaac_acc @jipoonline @thejseza @jifsa_ja @linkup_ncbj @ncrajamaica @jatradeboardltd @fspid @ogtjamaica @osijamaica @hsra_jamaica @dcfsja @clajamaica

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Today, we honour the courage and conviction of our National Heroes, whose legacy still shapes the Jamaica we build together.

We also celebrate the everyday heroes among us: colleagues who step in before anyone asks, and neighbours who keep their communities strong. To each of you across the JSE Group and in every parish, thank you.

Happy National Heroes’ Day.

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Our offices will be closed and there will be no trading on Monday, 19 October, for National Heroes Day. We reopen on Tuesday, 20 October.

As we honour Jamaica’s National Heroes, we also recognise the everyday heroes in our homes, workplaces and communities whose quiet service keeps this country moving.

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For some investors, dividends from the Jamaica Central Securities Depository (JCSD) have always been paid by cheque. That will change on 1 January 2027, when cheque payments are discontinued and all payments must be made electronically to the bank account on record.

To avoid any interruption in payments, please submit a banking mandate by 31 December 2026.

To make the switch:

1. Download the banking mandate form from jamstockex.com/investors/forms.
2. Submit the completed form online or in person at the JCSD.
3. Register for the JCSD Portal at jcsdportal.jamstockex.com to view your account online.

For assistance, contact the JCSD at 876-967-3271.

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The Jamaica Central Securities Depository will discontinue cheque payments with effect from 1 January 2027. From that date, all payments will be made electronically to the bank account on record.

Investors who currently receive cheques are required to submit a banking mandate on or before 31 December 2026.

To complete the switch:

1. Download the banking mandate form at jamstockex.com/investors/forms
2. Submit the completed form online or in person at the JCSD
3. Register for the JCSD Portal at jcsdportal.jamstockex.com to view your account online

For assistance, contact the JCSD at 876-967-3271.

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Following Nadeen Matthews Blair‘s session at the JSE eCampus Annual CEO Forum, she shared that a practical starting point for CEOs is to be clear about where AI makes sense in their businesses and where it doesn’t. Their teams need to understand that, too.

Most of us are already using ChatGPT. Her point is that leaders need clear rules for using it safely, because using it without proper guidelines can put both the organisation and its users at risk.

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Following his keynote at the JSE eCampus Annual CEO Forum, Patrick Hylton, President of the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica, shared with us why a forum like this matters.

For him, it comes back to who was in the room. The Jamaican economy is built firm by firm, and the people leading a significant share of those firms were together in one place, learning from global and local experts and from each other.

“From my perspective, it is an extremely useful initiative, and one that needs to be supported and continued.”

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The countdown is on!

Every year we set aside one night to celebrate the listed companies and brokers who uphold the highest standards in our market.

That night returns on 2 December. Stay tuned for ticket information and more details.

#JSEBestPractices #BestPracticesAwards

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A day on from our eCampus Annual CEO Forum, an the ideas are still worth sitting with.

Dr William Lawrence linked lasting shareholder value to how a company allocates its capital.

Nadeen Matthews Blair kept the AI conversation practical, starting with processes and tools leaders can put to work now.

McKinsey & Company’s research points to the pace and accountability the most effective CEOs hold themselves to.

And our CEO panel spoke candidly about keeping teams steady through shock and uncertainty.

Some of the most useful exchanges happened away from the stage, as leaders from Jamaica’s private and public sectors shared ideas over lunch.

Thank you to every speaker and delegate who gave us their morning. We look forward to hosting you again.

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Our @jseecampus Annual CEO Forum is under way, and the morning has been enlightening.

Group CEO Livingstone Morrison opened on the difference between leading and managing, and why it carries more weight now than it ever has. Patrick Hylton followed with what years of running a major financial group taught him about disruption and risk.

Since then, the sessions have covered business model strategy and how AI can be used in leadership. Our partners at McKinsey & Company will take delegates through their latest research on what sets top-performing CEOs apart.

Our panel of CEOs will close the programme with a conversation on leading through uncertainty.

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“Listings like these allow businesses like ours to tap into the capital markets to raise funds.”

Dr Karrian Hepburn Malcolm, Vice President of Wealth Distribution and Revenue Strategy at VM Wealth Management Limited, on what this week’s VMIL bond listing says about the market as a source of funding.

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