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Scotia Group privatisation approved
The Supreme Court of Jamaica sanctioned the Scotia Group Jamaica scheme of arrangement, per Jamaica Observer.
This ruling clears the way for the privatisation of the financial institution, which has been a key player in the country's banking sector.
The decision follows a lengthy legal process and marks a significant step in Jamaica's financial reforms, Bloomberg reports.
The court's approval allows the company to proceed with restructuring its operations under new ownership.
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