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From left: Livingston Morrison, CEO, Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE); Nigel Coke, chairman, Northern Caribbean University Media Advisory Board, and Berisford Grey, president and CEO of Sygnus, share a moment at this year’s JSE conference.
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February 13, 2026

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Sygnus was among the key corporate participants at this year’s Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE) Conference, where the firm served as an associate level sponsor, reinforcing its continued support for the development of Jamaica’s capital markets and the wider financial sector.

The company was represented by its President and CEO Berisford Grey, who delivered a presentation on ‘Alternative Investments: A Transformative Force’, offering insights into the growing role of alternative capital in driving regional economic growth and resilience.

Members of the Sygnus team were also in attendance throughout the three-day conference engaging with industry stakeholders, investors, and policymakers, while underscoring the firm’s active role in shaping the future of finance in the Caribbean.

Art meets business. Chad Anthony Coke (left), junior business development analyst at Sygnus, engages with artist Alphonso Blake as he brings his artwork to life with an explanation..

Art meets business. Chad Anthony Coke (left), junior business development analyst at Sygnus, engages with artist Alphonso Blake as he brings his artwork to life with an explanation.

National Commercial Bank’s Paula Brown (left) shares an exchange with Elizabeth James, vice-president and head of wealth and client strategy at Sygnus..

National Commercial Bank’s Paula Brown (left) shares an exchange with Elizabeth James, vice-president and head of wealth and client strategy at Sygnus.

Voices shaping the conversation. From left: Berisford Grey, president and CEO of Sygnus; Gregory Samuels, senior vice-president and head of investment banking; and Leslie Lisant Mitchell, financial advisor, find common ground during the JSE conference..

Voices shaping the conversation. From left: Berisford Grey, president and CEO of Sygnus; Gregory Samuels, senior vice-president and head of investment banking; and Lissant Mitchell, financial advisor, find common ground during the JSE conference.

Sygnus in action! The Sygnus team gathers at the JSE conference. Pictured are (from left) Jarryd Haynes, manager, investment banking; Chad Anthony Coke, junior business development analyst; Justine Powell, vice-president, investment management; Karla Brown-Small, senior manager, Capital Markets; Nicholas Davis, investment banking manager; and Steven Davis, vice-president, investment banking..

Sygnus in action! The Sygnus team gathers at the JSE conference. Pictured are (from left) Jarryd Haynes, manager, investment banking; Chad Anthony Coke, junior business development analyst; Justine Powell, vice-president, investment management; Karla Brown-Small, senior manager, Capital Markets; Nicholas Davis, investment banking manager; and Steven Davis, vice-president, investment banking.

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