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British financial firm to assist CHA

Bank Of America Investment Capital Representatives, a British financial consultancy company, has been contracted by the Caribbean Hotel Association (CHA) to prepare a white paper on the establishment of a prospectus for a Regional Tourism Investment Fund (RTIF). Funded by a grant from the Foreign & Commonwealth Office of the British Government, the objective of the RTIF project is to develop a consortium of banks and financial institutions to create a fund dedicated to tourism interests in the Caribbean.

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Investment Opportunity The RTIF would allow mainly small businesses to gain access to investments, thus contributing to the development of tourism in the region and putting a larger share in the hands of Caribbean nationals.

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Banc Of America Investment The outcomes and recommendations of the report will be presented at the upcoming Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Investment Conference (CHTIC) & PROFIT Partnership Meeting, to be held at the Sherbourne Conference Center in Barbados, May 9-11, 2005.

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Banking Investment It is very difficult for small businesses in the Caribbean to attract investment. In most cases, the provision of the non-equity capital for resort and hotel development is done by banks. But banks will typically lend only up to 50-60% of the value of the property and for a short period of time usually no longer than 10 years, which makes it considerably more difficult for the owner/developer, said Alex Titcombe, Director of the Advocacy and Research Program at CHA.

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Investment Solution Strategic Through the month of April, CR consultants will meet with financial experts and tourism stakeholders in the Caribbean and outside, including national hotel associations, governments, and hoteliers. The resulting report will outline a matrix of the expected capital needs by sector; make recommendations as to how the RTIF could be established and managed; identify potential partners and investors; and estimate the cost structure.

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Investment Banking Services The financial support of the UK government for this project is the result of CHAs advocacy program to move tourism further up the political agenda in Europe and the Caribbean.

Bank Investment The Caribbean tourism policy workshop hosted in November 2003 by the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office offered a first ever opportunity for CHA to make in Europe a significant contribution to the multi-lateral exchange of views on the challenges that the Caribbean tourism industry faces and the search for solutions.

Alternative Investment In bringing the two-day meeting to closure, its Chairman, the Hon. Minister Rammell, the Minister responsible for Britains relations with the Caribbean, undertook to examine a number of concrete proposals with his colleagues within the British Government, including the RTIF.

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