Why would I start a business in the Bahamas if I didn't have residency? Carl is speaking to the unwashed ignorant like the two posters above.

I talked to God a couple of days ago. I said "Where you been?". He said "Absence makes the Church grow fondlers." If god created man to his own image and likeness, he is a murderer, but we already know that from the flood story. Killed more people than the Nazis. If god really made everything, he is Chinese. God wouldn't do well in today's political climate. He impregnated Mary without her consent. All this to say is that I would believe in religion, but I am allergic to nuts.

This is a classical de-risking move to eliminate untoward clients that may have KYC/AML issues before you sell your book of business. This is what happened when BNP sold its book of business a few years ago in the Bahamas, but since most of the clients were offshore, there wasn't a squawk made.

Fintech technologies solves all of this bullsh*t.

Sigh ...

The law is the law, and Fred Smith is on the right side of the law. So much ignorance in the above posts. The right to counsel is an immutable right.

I know a guy who worked for Chester at BAF. Chester paid him half of what he was worth, and he was a professionally educated Bahamian who got his superb education abroad.

Sit small Chester. I don't know how you can lie with a straight face -- oh I know -- you are a PLP.

Or .... RBC is preparing for a sale -- of itself.

Why aren't the legions of software developers in the Bahamas starting technology businesses?

>Tell Romi and Shannel to communicate and stop hiding

I have a niggling feeling that Romi is batsh*t crazy.