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ABOUT COLIBRI
Colibri helps corporations and investors navigate business in the Caribbean and Central America with confidence and in real-time, allowing them to make strong, well-informed commercial decisions.
A publisher of business news since 1974, Colibri offers its clients:
- best in class locally-sourced information about projects, business partners and finance origination
- decades of experience advising international and regional businesses on transactions and investments
- unrivalled regional network across 36 jurisdictions of trusted on-the-ground associates
- deep knowledge of local markets and access to local and international business and investor networks
- full-time specialist staff and panel of senior advisers with specialist knowledge of key industrial sectors
Colibri is the consulting arm of The Caribbean Council, the highly respected London-based not for profit organisation
OUR SERVICES
Colibri provides highly reliable, granular, competitive intelligence combined with strategic insights and analysis.
Advice is thorough, well-considered, and frank, offering fresh perspectives and actionable solutions to the real-world challenges clients face.
MARKET INTELLIGENCE
Sector mapping
Market entry
Competitor Intelligence
Investment identification
Regulation, tax and tariffs
Business development support
STRATEGY AND RISK
Representation and Advocacy
Dispute Resolution
Political Risk Forecasting
Strategy / Scenario Formulation
Investment advisory
Finance origination
ESG / IMPACT INVESTMENT
Materiality Measures
Risk Mitigation
Impact Investing
Stakeholder mapping
Culture and Values
ESG Solutions
COMPLIANCE DUE DILIGENCE
Reputational Risk
Security Risk Analysis
Investigations and EDD
Anti-Corruption
Compliance
Post-transaction support
OUR CLIENTS
Colibri provide advisory services to multinational corporations, investors and financial advisors including leading international accountancy and law firms, corporate intelligence firms, investment banks, private equity houses and fund managers.
Sectors include pharmaceuticals, agroprocessing, FMCG, energy, oil and gas, telecoms, mining, ports, shipping and tourism.
Clients have included:
LATEST ANALYSIS
Moody’s upgrades Trinidad and Tobago’s credit outlook
Moody’s Investors Service has upgraded Trinidad and Tobago’s credit rating outlook to positive from stable, while affirming the country’s long-term issuer and senior unsecured ratings at Ba2. The international credit ratings agency noted that the positive outlook...
Caribbean to benefit from new World Bank financing toolkit
The Caribbean is set to benefit from a suite of reforms to international financing announced by the World Bank Group. Ajay Bango, the new President of the Group announced what he termed as an expanded toolkit for crisis preparedness, response, and recovery, at the...
Caribbean agenda advanced at meeting with US Vice President
Caribbean leaders have used a recent meeting with US Vice President Kamala Harris to secure pledges of support on several issues affecting the region. “Strengthening the US-Caribbean relationship is a priority for me, as it is for President Joe Biden,” said Vice...
Bahamas Government tables US$3.5bn budget
The Philip Davis-led Administration has tabled a US$3.5bn national budget in the nation’s parliament for the upcoming fiscal year. Prime Minister Davis, who is also Minister of Finance, announced a projected deficit of US$131.6mn for the period, but emphasised that...
Focus on security, climate change at UK-Caribbean forum
British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly has visited the Caribbean for the UK-Caribbean Ministerial Forum which was dominated by talks on climate change and security. The 11th iteration of the forum, which was held in Jamaica on 18 May 2023, saw attendance of Foreign...
“War on guns” declared at CARICOM crime symposium
CARICOM leaders have come out forcefully against the proliferation of illegal weapons in the region as they met to craft solutions for rising crime at the recently concluded symposium on crime. Themed “Violence as a Public Health Issue – The Crime Challenge,” the...