Lee-Chin plans to blanket Jamaica with ABMs

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Lee-Chin plans to blanket Jamaica with ABMs

WESTERN BUREAU: Banker Michael Lee-Chin, chairman of National Commercial Bank, Jamaica (NCBJ) says his financial group will be blanketing the island with automated banking machines (ABMs) as part of its effort to ensure that all Jamaicans have...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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