Guardian Holdings is moving to restructure its operations in line with regulatory requirements in Trinidad & Tobago.
The company says its Board, at a meeting on April 30, 2026, approved a plan to reorganize the group, including the establishment of a financial holding company under provisions of the Insurance Act of 2018.
Under the restructuring, Guardian will separate its financial and non-financial businesses into distinct entities.
The move is aimed at complying with directives from the Central Bank of Trinidad & Tobago, which is seeking to strengthen oversight of financial groups through consolidated supervision.
Guardian says the changes will ensure a clearer distinction between its operations, while aligning the group with evolving standards for risk management, corporate governance, and prudential regulation.
The company has not indicated a timeline for completion of the restructuring.
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