National Commercial Bank Jamaica Limited (NCBJ) has announced a series of leadership changes that strengthen its Corporate & Investment Banking division.

Central to this move is the promotion of Angus Young to Executive Vice President, Corporate & Investment Banking.

Young will continue to serve as Chief Executive Officer of NCB Capital Markets Limited, while now assuming oversight of NCB’s Corporate Banking Division. This strategic alignment brings both arms of the business under one umbrella, a move designed to deliver a more integrated experience for corporate and institutional clients.

“Bringing Corporate and Investment Banking together will create a more seamless experience for our clients and strengthen our ability to deliver solutions at scale,” said Bruce Bowen, Chief Executive Officer of NCBJ. “Angus has proven himself as a dynamic leader at NCB Capital Markets Limited, and his expanded role reflects our confidence in his ability to drive growth across the business.”

As part of the changes, Carlene Lyn has been appointed Vice President, Corporate Banking, marking her return to NCB. Lyn has over 17 years of experience in commercial banking across the Caribbean and Central America, with expertise in credit risk, regulatory compliance, corporate finance and client relationship management. She previously served as Vice President, Corporate & Commercial Banking at another financial institution, managing operations in multiple markets across the Caribbean.

Bowen welcomed her appointment, noting: “Carlene’s regional experience and sharp credit background will immediately add value as we continue to build long-term partnerships with our clients in Jamaica and across the region.”

NCBJ also announced the departure of Jason Saunders, who served as Vice President, Corporate & Commercial Banking until September 30, 2025. During his five-year tenure, he played a key role in strengthening the division and supporting corporate clients during a period of transformation for the Bank. The current leadership changes build on that foundation laid during his time.