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List Of Investment Banks In Antigua And Barbuda

Published by Gbaf News

Posted on October 30, 2012

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· Last updated: November 21, 2018

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Banking Wealth Management Central Banks
Antigua & Barbuda Investment Bank Ltd
Antigua Commercial Bank Ltd
Antigua Overseas Bank Ltd.
Bank of Antigua
Bank of Nova Scotia
Barrington Bank
Eastern Caribbean Central Bank
Global Bank of Commerce Ltd.
PKB Privatbank Limited
Royal Bank of Canada

Key Takeaways

  • Antigua & Barbuda hosts a mix of domestic and international investment banking entities.
  • ACB Caribbean, ECAB, CIBC Caribbean, Caribbean Union Bank, and Global Bank of Commerce are the primary operational banks as of 2026.
  • Several banks listed in the original draft (e.g., Bank of Nova Scotia, RBC) have exited or been acquired by local banks.
  • The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank regulates onshore banking, and the Financial Services Regulatory Commission oversees international banking.
  • Global Bank of Commerce is the first licensed international bank in Antigua, offering offshore and multi-currency services.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which banks currently operate in Antigua & Barbuda’s investment banking sector?
As of 2026, key banks include ACB Caribbean, Eastern Caribbean Amalgamated Bank (ECAB), CIBC Caribbean, Caribbean Union Bank, and Global Bank of Commerce.
What happened to Scotiabank and Royal Bank of Canada operations in Antigua?
In 2021, Scotiabank’s operations were acquired by ECAB and RBC’s by ACB Caribbean, effectively exiting the market.
Who oversees banking regulation in Antigua & Barbuda?
Onshore banking is regulated by the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB), while international and offshore banking falls under the Financial Services Regulatory Commission (FSRC).

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