According to jamaicaobserver_biz, KINGSTON, Jamaica—Sterling Asset Management Limited marked its 25th anniversary in Jamaica's investment industry with the launch of its inaugural Sterling Impact Award, donating $1.2 million to the Joy Town Community Development Foundation (JTCDF). Gathering at the Courtleigh Hotel in Kingston on July 14, 2026, for the Sterling's 25th anniversary press launch, attendees gained the full picture of the company's track record, including assets under management (AUM) of over US$500M. President and Chief Executive Officer Charles Ross shared that Sterling has guided clients through some of the region's hardest financial moments since 2001, from the 2008 global financial crisis to Jamaica's National Debt Exchange and successive currency devaluations, while its flagship Sterling Global Fund returned an average of 10.6 per cent per annum, turning a dollar invested at inception into $10 today. "Twenty-five years ago, three of us had a belief, a fairly simple one, that Jamaican investors deserved better. They deserved access to global markets, honest advice, and a financial partner who would be with them through every part of their lives," he said. "The ultimate milestone is seeing our clients' investments grow with us, seeing the creation of intergenerational wealth and seeing the next generation continue to manage the.
Sterling Asset Management launches $1.2m youth initiative to mark 25th anniversary
The Jamaican asset manager channels its quarter-century milestone into a new social impact award, signaling a strategic pivot toward community development alongside its core investment business.
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