The Jamaica Stock Exchange is paying respects to Alvaro Alonso Casserly, a business heavyweight who died after spending decades shaping corporate boards and community groups across the island. The guy sat on the JSE board for over a decade and basically never left the Jamaica Central Securities Depository, where he helped build out their product lineup while racking up volunteer gigs with disability advocacy groups and Rotary clubs.
Casserly got national recognition with an Order of Distinction for his public service work, and the stock exchange called him a giant whose fingerprints are all over finance, media, healthcare, and charitable causes. The JSE leadership sent condolences to his family, highlighting the lasting impact he made on colleagues and institutions throughout his career.
Casserly got national recognition with an Order of Distinction for his public service work, and the stock exchange called him a giant whose fingerprints are all over finance, media, healthcare, and charitable causes. The JSE leadership sent condolences to his family, highlighting the lasting impact he made on colleagues and institutions throughout his career.
