The Bank of Nova Scotia opened a full service Branch in Anguilla in 1989 but changed its status to a limited liability company on October 27, 1995. Scotiabank Anguilla Limited (SAL) is ultimately owned by The Bank of Nova Scotia.
Scotiabank Anguilla Limited offers an extensive range of commercial and retail banking services.
Scotiabank opened its first branch on Corn Alley with a staff of six in 1961. We now have two branches in Antigua.
Both branches provide Retail and Commercial Services.
Scotiabank is proud to maintain a presence in the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba through an affiliation with Maduro and Curiel's Bank N.V. With approximately 35 branches in Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao, St. Maarten and St. Eustatius, we are pleased to offer a complete range of retail, commercial, investment, corporate trust, insurance and private banking services.
The Bank of Nova Scotia established its commercial banking operation in The Bahamas in February 1956. In February 1958, the Bank established a presence for its trust operations in its wholly owned subsidiary, The Bank of Nova Scotia Trust Company (Bahamas) Limited, which provides a comprehensive range of offshore trust services for clients. In April 1998, the Bank incorporated its banking operations in the Bahamas, establishing a wholly-owned subsidiary, Scotiabank (Bahamas) Limited.
Scotiabank (Bahamas) Limited provides banking and financial services including commercial/private banking.
To date we have a total of 19 branches and of over 500 staff members administer an array of retail, business and corporate products and services to an extensive customer base.
Scotiabank established its first branch in Barbados in 1956. At present there are eight full service branches and six business support units.
Scotiabank Barbados has over 200 staff and provides multiple banking services including Personal, Commercial and Offshore banking services. We continue to be leaders in consumer lending where we have always held the greater share of the market and this has earned us the reputation as the "people's bank".
Scotiabank opened in the British Virgin Islands in 1967. The official name of the company is Scotiabank (British Virgin Islands) Limited.
Scotiabank (British Virgin Islands) Limited is a full service bank and has customers in retail, commercial, corporate banking and trade finance.
Scotiabank opened in the Cayman Islands in 1965. In January 2003, Scotiabank was merged with Scotiatrust and now operate under the name Scotiabank & Trust (Cayman) Ltd.
Today we operate three branches; Scotia Centre Main Branch, the Strand and Airport Centre Branch with over 110 full time employees offering an extensive range of retail, commercial and international trust services.
Dominica is the most northerly and largest of the Windward Islands and is situated between Martinique and Guadeloupe. The main city is Roseau with a secondary town called Portsmouth in the north of the island.
Scotiabank has had a presence in Dominica since 1988 when the first branch opened. Our branch in the capital city of Roseau offers a broad range of retail and commercial banking services, including electronic cash management.
In 1920, Scotiabank opened its doors for the first time in the Dominican Republic in Santo Domingo.
In the years that followed, the Bank continued growing financially and managed to solidify its roots in the Dominican Republic. In 2001, Scotiabank initiated a market repositioning and expansion plan and, in that year, two new branches were opened in Santo Domingo and four additional ones in 2002, one of them in the country's interior.
Continuing with the expansion plan, in 2003 the Bank significantly increased its presence by purchasing select financial assets and Banco Intercontinental (Baninter) branches offered by the Central Bank due to the closing of the former.
Scotiabank is the only Canadian bank in the Dominican Republic and is the country's fifth largest private bank in terms of number of branches totalling 54. We offer a wide range of products and services for Retail, Commercial and Corporate Banking
Scotiabank opened its first branch in Grenada in 1963 in the town of St. George. Three branches of the Bank are currently open in Grenada at; Grand Anse, St. George's and Grenville. Some of the services offered include retail loans, mortgages and deposits, commercial loans and deposits, foreign exchange, and letters of credit.
Scotiabank is proud to maintain a presence in the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba through an affiliation with Maduro and Curiel's Bank N.V. With approximately 35 branches in Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao, St. Maarten and St. Eustatius, we are pleased to offer a complete range of retail, commercial, investment, corporate trust, insurance and private banking services.
On November 14, 1910, Scotiabank established its first branch in San Juan, Puerto Rico, one of 15 branches that the Bank opened worldwide that year. The Bank gradually expanded, opening new branches in Fajardo and Ponce in 1919, Santurce in 1952 and Hato Rey in 1968. In 1975, Scotiabank purchased a local bank, Banco Mercantil, and as a result of the acquisition, Scotiabank de Puerto Rico was formed in 1979.
Scotiabank de Puerto Rico currently has 18 branches which includes 5 Business Banking Centres, Automotive Finance Centre, Mortgage Centre and Call Centre. Each branch offers a wide range of deposit and loan products and services to its clients. Our main business lines are Retail (Branch) Banking, and Commercial Banking, and regardless of whether the customer is an individual or a large corporation, Scotiabank de Puerto Rico can provide its clients with products and services that meet their deposit and borrowing needs.
The Bank of Nova Scotia, already showing its strong presence in the Caribbean, opened its first branch in Haiti in November 1972.
Scotiabank is proud to be the only Canadian bank operating in Haiti. Through 4 branches, we are pleased to offer a range of retail and commercial services.
Scotiabank was the first Canadian bank to open a branch in the Caribbean. The Bank of Nova Scotia was established in Jamaica in 1889 and has enjoyed a history of changes and transformations from colonialism to independence.
What began with a small banking office in Kingston is today, a sophisticated island wide network of 43 branches. With a staff of over 1400, Scotiabank Jamaica provides state-of-the-art retail and commercial banking services to the Jamaican public.
Through it all, Scotiabank has taken the longer view and has established its reputation as a strong, stable, and reliable participant in Jamaica's continuing growth and development. Our commitment to customers -You're Safe with Us- is more than just an advertising slogan; it is backed by the experience and stability accompanying a century of continuous and progressive banking operations in Jamaica.
Scotiabank St. Lucia is one of two international banks in St. Lucia with a large network of branches and a strong corporate image. It was opened in 1964 and has a staff of approximately 94 skilled professionals who are experienced, dedicated and loyal.
Scotiabank St. Lucia has a primary focus in Retail and Commercial lending but has a mixed portfolio which includes retail lending, retail deposits, credit cards, commercial deposits and investments.
Scotiabank opened its first branch in St. Kitts on November 1, 1982. We now have three branches, two in St. Kitts and one branch in Nevis. Each branch provides Retail, Commercial and cash management services.
The St. Maarten branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia opened October 30, 1969 and still operates in a branch capacity today. We currently operate with two branches.
The official language of the Netherlands Antilles is Dutch. Notwithstanding this, most citizens speak English and business is comfortably conducted in English.
Scotiabank St. Maarten offers full line branch banking including transactional day-to-day bank accounts for commercial and retail clients and international access ATM's.
Scotiabank St. Vincent opened in 1977, with a focus on retail and commercial business. There is one branch located in the Capital City of Kingstown.
Scotiabank St. Vincent focuses on the needs of domestic retail and commercial clients, with the major part of the portfolio being retail.
In 1972 The Bank of Nova Scotia was incorporated locally and became known as The Bank of Nova Scotia Trinidad and Tobago Limited in keeping with the wishes of our independent nation. To date we have 23 branches offering retail, commercial and cash management services.
Scotiabank Trinidad and Tobago Limited (Scotiabank) and its wholly owned subsidiary companies, Scotia Trust and Merchant Bank Trinidad and Tobago Limited (Scotia Trust) offers trust administration, portfolio management, mortgages investment and merchant banking services. ScotiaLife Trinidad and Tobago Limited (ScotiaLife) offers medium to long term savings and retirement products.
Scotiabank first established its presence within The Turks and Caicos Islands, on the Island of Grand Turk - the Nation's capital. The branch there was opened as The Bank of Nova Scotia on November 14, 1982. Due to the rapid economic growth within the country a second branch was opened on the Island of Providenciales on November 1, 1988 and is now the Main Branch for operations in the Turks & Caicos Islands.
We became locally incorporated on April 1, 2003 and changed our name to Scotiabank (Turks and Caicos) Ltd. and offer a full range of retail and commercial services.
Scotiabank has operated in the U.S. Virgin Islands since 1963 and has always made it a policy and a practice to serve the banking needs of its customers in the most efficient and effective way.
We currently maintain 9 Branches comprised of three in St. Croix, 5 branches in St. Thomas and one in St. John. All Branches offer retail, commercial and electronic cash management services.
