Reports out of Kingston, Jamaica that global sports icon Usain Bolt may have lost millions of dollars from his account with an investment firm in that country, brings sharply into focus the regulation of financial services companies, not only in Jamaica but across the region.The retired multi-Olympic gold medallist, who was said to have earned more than BDS $120 million in a single year during the height of his career, has apparently been the victim of what is alleged to be a massive fraud at the Jamaican investment firm Stocks and Securities Limited (SSL).As expected, that country’s Financial Services Commission has jumped in, ordering an immediate investigation, while SSL’s management told Jamaican media, it had called in the police, pointing an accusing finger at a former employee.Given the international brand of Bolt, the story has been picked up by media around the world, who are now following the developments very closely.This too comes after The Bahamas financial services
Online triathlon magazine with product reviews, a bike fit guide, training tips, and several regular columnists. The editor is Dan Empfield, the founder of Quintana Roo.
NBA 2K23 will bring back The Jordan Challenge, a recreation of Michael Jordan’s greatest moments as a collegian and NBA superstar. There are 15 games in the challenge.