KINGSTON, Jamaica – Barita Investments Limited has raised $119 billion in capital for its clientele, which spans local, regional, and international markets.

These clients include early-stage startups, mid-sized enterprises, and some of the most influential corporations and financial players within the region.

This achievement has been realised within a span of five years, following the acquisition by Cornerstone in 2018.

According to Terise Kettle, the senior vice president, investment banking at Barita, strong rapport with clients, who place trust in its ability to structure, and execute transactions that seamlessly align with their distinct financial objectives, is one of its strong points.

“Whether the need pertains to capital for growth, expansion, working capital, or any other business financial requirement, the Barita team consistently delivers optimal financial solutions, epitomising readiness to collaborate closely with clients to realise their strategic objectives,” said Kettle.

She underscored the team’s commitment to finding optimal financial solutions for clients, expressing their knowledge of the market and ability to harness financial resources for the benefit of clients.

Kettle also acknowledged the support provided by the Barita team of investment analysts, whose expertise plays a pivotal role in shaping the success of all business deals and transactions.

To date, Barita Investments Limited has successfully raised more than $87 billion in debt capital across a spectrum of industries. These sectors encompass financial services, manufacturing, real estate, food services, wholesale and retail trade, gaming, technology, transportation, and distribution.

In the equity capital markets, Barita has secured more than $31 billion in private and public transactions.

“Since 2018, our investment banking team has been focused on creating unique value through the capital markets by providing creative, fit-for-purpose solutions to our clients that have enabled their growth, even during uncertain economic periods,” declared Barita Investments Limited’s deputy chief executive officer Ramon Small-Ferguson.