The Credit Union's Role in Providing Capital for Businesses

The Jamaica Stock Exchange & You

We interview Ambassador Aloun Assamba, COK Sodality Cooperative Credit Union’s Brand Ambassador

In this episode, we cover The Credit Union's Role in Providing Capital for Businesses. Some of what we looked at were:

• The history of the credit union in Jamaica
  
• What is the concept behind a credit union? How does it work?
  
• COK’s business solutions
  

And lots more!

Connect with Aloun Assamba on LinkedIn.

COK Credit Union

Thanks for listening to The Jamaica Stock Exchange & You, a podcast of the Jamaica Stock Exchange with your host, Heneka Watkis-Porter! We hope you enjoyed our deep dive into what the credit union can do for you.

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