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Pierre Issues Consumer Protection Challenge To The ECCB

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Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre has lauded the efforts of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) to serve the people of the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union (ECCU) while reiterating a consumer protection challenge to the financial institution. 'Since my assumption of the Chairmanship I have challenged the Bank to develop stronger consumer protection for the people of the ECCU whom we ultimately serve in respect of their relationships with banks and other financial institutions,' Pierre told the ECCB's year-long 40th Anniversary Celebrations launch on Thursday. The Chairman of the ECCB Monetary Council, said he was pleased to note that the

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