Perrin Gayle
Perrin Gayle is the executive vice president in charge of retail banking at National Commercial Bank Jamaica Limited (NCB). He has been instrumental in addressing the concerns raised by SME advocacy groups regarding the challenges of accessing affordable financing. Under his leadership, NCB recently launched a $1 billion SME Growth Fund aimed at providing lower interest rates and better access to capital for micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises in Jamaica. Gayle emphasizes the importance of tailored financial support for businesses to foster growth and job creation in the local economy.
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Perrin Gayle emphasised the significance of widening participation in robotics programs.
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Perrin Gayle, CEO of the NCB Foundation, emphasized the importance of supporting people recovering from Hurricane Melissa.
NCB Foundation grants wishes to women from the west | Lead StoriesJamaica· 2025-12-20
Perrin Gayle is the CEO of NCB Foundation and is involved in preparing relief packages for Hurricane Melissa.
Corporate Hands | NCB Foundation, GEM mobilise Hurricane Melissa relief supplies | NewsJamaica· 2025-11-27
Perrin Gayle is the CEO of NCB Foundation and praised Patricia's story as proof of the impact of support for everyday people.
‘Parade Gardens has changed for the better’ | NewsJamaica· 2025-10-06
Perrin Gayle, chief executive officer of the NCB Foundation, disclosed the fund's impact on farmers and community buildings.
Gov’t committee finds urgent need to overhaul Ja’s disaster management | Lead StoriesJamaica· 2025-07-11
Perrin Gayle, chief executive officer of the NCB Foundation, disclosed that the fund benefited 1,191 farmers and fisher folks and rebuilt 795 roofs.
Build a Better Jamaica Fund raised $459 million, over 12,000 families helped | NewsJamaica· 2025-07-10
Perrin Gayle is the executive vice president in charge of retail banking at NCB, discussing the bank's response to SME financing concerns.
NCB launches $1b fund to power SMEs | BusinessJamaica· 2025-03-21