After nearly three years with the Insurance Commission of The Bahamas as its superintendent, Lennox McCartney is stepping down on March 31.
McCartney told Guardian Business that his decision to resign was based on his desire to “pursue other ventures,” and is confident that the commission will continue to move in the right direction.
“The commission has a good team in place and the team is expanding and obtaining greater depth,” McCartney said. “They will continue to do well after my departure.”
During his tenure with the Insurance Commission, McCartney was instrumental in raising the awareness of the insurance legislation, which expanded the ...

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