PHOTO: Chartered Financial Analysts
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October 12, 2019

PHOTO: Chartered Financial Analysts

From left: Dane Brodber vice-president-CFA Society Jamaica and Audrey Richards financial consultant, Development Bank of Jamaica listen to Hugh Nelson director, Houlihan Lokey Financial Advisory Services during a seminar on Emerging Trends in Alternative Investments at the Pegasus hotel in New Kingston on Wednesday. (Photo: Joseph wellington)

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