Curtis Martin retires as managing director of JN Financial Group

Business executive Curtis Martin has retired as managing director of the JN Financial Group Limited, effective July 1, the company said Friday.

Group Chief Executive Officer Earl Jarrett of The Jamaica National Group Limited, the parent company of JN Financial Group — described Martin’s contributions since joining the organisation in 2013 as instrumental to its transformation journey.

“He has been involved in various change initiatives such as the transformation of the building society and its subsidiaries into the JN Group and led on important transactions during his tenure resulting in the achievement of key milestones for the organisation,” Jarrett said. “We wish him well in this new phase of his life.”

Martin was appointed managing director of JN Financial Group in 2022.

Prior to that, he led JN Bank for nearly five years as its managing director.

He first joined the Jamaica National Building Society — the predecessor to JN Bank in 2013 as Assistant General Manager for Treasury Operations and later became Chief Financial Officer.

Over his tenure, Martin served as a director across several JN Group entities and previously chaired both the Jamaica Stock Exchange and the Jamaica Central Securities Depository (JCSD) between 2006 and 2011.

He remains a director of the JCSD and a member of JCSD Trustee Services.

The financial institution says Hugh Miller, chief treasury and investment manager at JN Group and acting managing director of JN Fund Managers Limited, will assume the role of acting managing director of the JN Financial Group.

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