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26 • Republic Financial Holdings Limited 2025 Annual Report • BOARD OF DIRECTORS

EXECUTIVE REPORTS
Directors’ Report

A partnership with Renew.tt added momentum in driving the green energy revolution in Trinidad and Tobago by empowering
young minds and communities to embrace energy management technologies and climate resilience education. Similarly,
collaborations with the National Trust for the Cayman Islands and the Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce created opportunities
to demonstrate the Bank’s support of national conservation efforts.

As work with the ThenWhat? Charity helped provide food, education, and counselling to several at-risk families in Barbados,
collaboration with the Garden of Rebirth in St. Kitts and Nevis helped provide a haven for hundreds of women and children
affected by domestic violence.

In creating inclusive and nurturing learning environments for young achievers with special needs, partnerships with the 721 Kids
Foundation in St. Maarten, the Rotary Club of St. Vincent, and the Sameir Uniquely ME Inc. School for Autistic Children in Guyana
enriched the lives of many children by providing safe spaces to learn and equipping them with essential life skills for today’s world.

Reaffirming the commitment to healthcare, support of the Grenada Heart Foundation and Grenada Cancer Society; the Stichting
Kanker Diagnostiek en Preventie Suriname; the Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research and the Ghana Heart Foundation
made a significant impact in affording vital medical care access to many.

In the pursuit of stronger, more resilient and inclusive societies, the Republic Group eagerly looks ahead to the future. With each
investment in the programmes and initiatives of today, we continue to invest in the promise of a better tomorrow. Inspired by the
stories of innovation, determination, and compassion, the Republic Group stands united in a time-honoured pledge to our people,
progress, communities, and planet.

Auditors
The retiring auditors, EY have expressed their willingness to be reappointed and a resolution to that effect will be proposed at the
Annual Meeting.

By order of the Board.

KIMBERLY G. ERRIAH-ALI
CORPORATE SECRETARY