Mrs. Cheryl Greenidge

Mrs. Cheryl Greenidge has been an ex-officio director since June 2018. She is the current Senior Director, Bank Supervision Department at the Central Bank of Barbados (CBB), with responsibility for the supervision and regulation of entities falling under the Financial Institutions Act, Cap 324A; National Payments Systems Act 2021-1; and Fair Credit Reporting Act, 2021-31.

Mrs. Greenidge is a career central banker. She has held senior positions in the Banking & Currency Department and the International Financial Services Inspection Unit of the CBB.

Mrs. Greenidge was a member of the Bank’s Task Force formed in response to initiatives by the Financial Stability Board, Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development and the Financial Action Task Force. She also worked on the Joint Policy Working Group, Standing Committee on Business Facilitation, and the Technical Working Group on CARICOM-Canada Trade and Development. She represents the Bank at various regional and international fora, including the Caribbean Group of Banking Supervisors and the Association of Banking Supervisors for the Americas.

Mrs. Greenidge plays a leading role on the Anti-Money Laundering Authority, providing technical and strategic advice on policy formulation; preparation for and leading the execution of all Caribbean Financial Action Task Force (CFATF) mutual evaluations of Barbados; and represents Barbados on the Steering Group and several Working Groups. She is a trained CFATF Financial Expert and FATF International Cooperation Reviewer; and a member of the FATF Project on Increasing FATF-Styled Regional Bodies’ Voice and Participation in FATF Work. She is a graduate of the University of the West Indies and holds an MBA in Finance from the University of Manchester.