Ewart Williams
Prime minister appoints new governor in Trinidad and Tobago
Ewart Williams' replacement announced; takes over tomorrow when Williams leaves after 10 years as governor
Former T&T governor blasts successor
Former governor of the Trinidad and Tobago central bank Winston Dookeran criticises current head Ewart Williams, saying his economic forecasts are out of touch
Non-energy diversification key: Trinidad and Tobago’s Williams
Trinidadian central bank governor Ewart Williams says the non-energy private sector needs care and development to ensure future growth
Commonwealth Secretariat releases guide to aid literacy
Commonwealth Secretariat publishes teachers’ resource to promote financial literacy; efforts part of campaign launched by Central Bank of Trinidad & Tobago to promote better financial education
T&T’s Williams – financial education in schools needed
Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago’s Ewart Williams says financial education should be the school curriculum
Barbados's Williams: FSB to look at corporates
It is important to clarify whether the Financial Stability Board's mandate extends beyond banks to the wider corporate world, said Marion Williams, the governor of the Central Bank of Barbados.
Barbados' Williams: watch conglomerates
There is further room for improvement in conglomerate supervision, said Marion Williams, the governor of the Central Bank of Barbados.
Barbados' Williams warns storm brewing offshore
The chances that Barbados's economy will shrink in 2009 have intensified with the declining economic fortunes abroad, admitted Marion Williams, the governor of the country's central bank.
Trinidad and Tobago's Williams on SME
The small- and medium-sized enterprise (SME) sector is a major provider of employment in the domestic economy, said Ewart Williams, the governor of the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago.
T&T's Williams on the crisis
Ewart Williams, the governor of the Central Bank of Trinidad & Tobago, said that while emerging markets have been hit by the crisis, they will be the sole drivers of economic growth in 2009.
T&T's Williams: Caribbean proving resilient
Enhancements to the Caribbean's financial sector have insulated the region from the fallout of the credit crisis, said Ewart Williams, the governor of the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago.
New financial centre forming in Trinidad?
Trinidad and Tobago should establish itself as a financial hub for the greater Caribbean region and as a financial gateway for Latin America, said Ewart Williams, the governor of the central bank.
Trinidad's Williams: prepare for inflation wave
Trinidadian inflation is set to surpass the 10% mark in the coming months, Ewart Williams, the governor of the central bank, warned.
Barbados' Williams praises finance industry
The performance of the domestic financial sector in Barbados over the past 25 years has been nothing short of spectacular, said Marion Williams, the governor of the Central Bank of Barbados.
Trinidad's Williams: "We can make it if we try"
Trinidad and Tobago can succeed in establishing a secondary market for government securities, said Ewart Williams, the governor of the central bank.
Bank of Guyana - Annual Report 2006
Lawrence Williams, the governor of the central bank, said that, after recording a decline of 1.9% in 2005, Guyana's economy rebounded in 2006 to register real economic growth of 4.7%, exceeding the 4.3% target for the year.
Barbados' Williams on exchange controls
Speaking at the opening of a new bank in Barbados, the governor of the central bank, Marion Williams, set out plans to end 35 years of exchange controls in the country.
T&T's Williams on the Financial Literacy Programme
In the speech 'National Financial Literacy Programme in Trinidad and Tobago' given on 31 January Ewart Williams of the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago said a programme of the scope envisaged will require considerable funding.
Barbados' Williams notes cost of poor governance
Central Bank of Barbados governor Dr Marion Williams has said Barbados ought to guard against excessively complex corporate governance regulations, and ensure that these regulations are functional.
Barbados central bank on Basel II progress
Banks in Barbados are moving ahead with implementing the Advanced IRB guidelines in Basel II for 2012.
Trinidad and Tobago governor's inflation speech
Rocketing food prices are to blame for the rising inflation according to Ewart Williams, governor of the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago.