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Stanford International Bank Finishes 2005 with US$4 Billion in Assets
Stanford International Bank reached just over US$4 billion – a 31.8 per cent increase – in assets at the close of 2005, up from $3 billion at the end of 2004.
As an international bank, SIB attracts clients from around the globe. In turn, clients' deposits are invested in global markets guided by Stanford's conservative investment approach. SIB clients are thus provided not only with diversity, but also with some of the highest returns consistent with safety and preservation of capital, as well as the discretion and service maintained throughout the Stanford organization.
Juan Rodriguez-Tolentino, president of Antigua-based Stanford International Bank, is pleased with the year-end report and continues his push for increased SIB assets by the end of 2006 with the support of Stanford affiliates and clients around the world.
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