Licensed Financial Institutions

About Building Societies

Building Societies

Building societies are non-bank financial institutions owned by its members. At present there is only one registered building society in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Pursuant to Section 4 of the Building Societies Act No. 9 of 1941 as amended by Act No.1 of 2009, a building society may be established for the purpose of raising by subscriptions of the members a stock or fund for making advances to members out of the funds of the society upon security of freehold or leasehold estates by way of mortgage and they shall have the power to hold land, with the right of foreclosure and may raiding funds by issue of shares of one or other denominations, either paid up in full or to be paid by periodical or other subscriptions and with or without accumulating interest, and may repay such funds when no longer required for the purpose of the society.

An application for the registration of a Credit Union must be made to the Financial Services Authority in the prescribed form. Three copies of the proposed bye-laws of the cooperative society, the prescribed application fee and other information in respect of the co-operative society as the Register may require must accompany

Licensed Building Societies

Building Societies
St. Vincent Building and loan Association

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