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NCB Cayman Limited and NCB Capital Markets Cayman Limited are subsidiaries of NCB Financial Group, which is part of Portland Holdings, a multi-billion dollar international conglomerate with a diversified business portfolio and a strong presence in the North American and Caribbean financial services sectors.
Operating under the Chairmanship of visionary entrepreneur Michael Lee-Chin, NCB’s affiliation with Portland Holdings strengthens our position as one of the leading privately held financial institutions in the Cayman Islands. Our mission is to provide our top tier clientele with next level holistic private banking and wealth management experience, providing exposure to international assets that will create diversification through our jurisdictional differentiation strategy for High Net Worth clients
ABOUT NCB CAYMAN
PRIVATE
BANKING
WEALTH
MANAGEMENT
SPECIALIST
FINANCING
SERVICES
NCB has a client-focused philosophy and dedication to providing high quality service and superior customer service.
KEY FACTS
CariCRIS A Rated with “Stable” outlook
Serve markets in 21 countries across the Caribbean
NCBFG has USD11.49 billion in assets on balance sheet
Leading financial group in the Caribbean
OUR ADVANTAGES
Local autonomy and decision making makes us nimble, yet we have the breadth and backing of a pan-Caribbean organization
A full range of private banking and investment management services
Access to a dedicated local investment manager (or if preferred a CFA portfolio manager out of Bermuda)
Streamlined account opening process with the objective of minimizing time and effort
Client concentricity
Reporting capabilities customized to meet your needs
Strong commitment to Cayman Islands - as a Caribbean focused organization
NEWS
A Look to the May Stock Markets
Let’s begin with the usual recap of the last month, as April turned out to be a temperature check for markets and investors alike. The Fed downplay: Thinking about thinking about it? April ended with the Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell leaving the US central bank rate unchanged at near zero, which was no…
A Look to the April Stock Markets
As always, we begin this month’s newsletter with a recap of the last month, and March was enough to make any investor nauseous! March Recap – Feels a little like “Déjà vu” As the month began I got an eerie feeling that I’d seen this market scenario play out before. At first I couldn’t…
