St. Vincent and the Grenadines has exactly one homegrown commercial bank — and that bank belongs, in large part, to its own government, its national pension fund, and the ordinary citizens who bought shares when it listed in 2016. The Bank was founded by The Honourable Robert Milton Cato, the then Premier of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, and was wholly owned by the Government. Nearly five decades later, it is still the country's premier financial institution, now with a market value of roughly US$135 million and a profit run-rate …
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