Business social – April 10
Scotia Group Jamaica Limited convened its 2026 annual general meeting in Montego Bay on March 4, where the team presented the group’s financial results for the year ended October 31, 2025. The bank reported net income of $19.9 billion, underscoring its continued focus on disciplined execution, client trust, and sustainable growth. Senior leaders also shared updates on strategic priorities and engaged shareholders on the outlook for the year ahead. We have the highlights in the Business Social.
Engaged and attentive: Members of the audience follow proceedings at the 2026 Scotiabank annual general meeting in Montego Bay.
Leaders In Action: (From left) Audrey Tugwell Henry, president and CEO, Scotia Group Jamaica; Jabar Singh, president and CEO, Scotiabank Colpatria and head, Caribbean and Central America; and Anya Schnoor, Scotiabank executive vice-president, global insurance, share a moment during the March 4 AGM.
Monique Fenton and Nicalos Williamson, beneficiaries of the Scotiabank-sponsored UWI Toronto Gala scholarship programme, listen attentively as the leadership team presents the group’s financial results.
Students of Mount Alvernia High School were among the attendees at the 2026 Scotiabank annual general meeting, gaining first-hand insight into corporate leadership and financial performance.
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Anya Schnoor, executive vice-president, global insurance at Scotiabank, addresses shareholders at the 2026 annual general meeting.
