Board of Directors

Hon. Leroy King brings over three decades of experience in banking and financial services to his role as Chairman. He has held senior positions in major financial institutions across the Caribbean region and has been instrumental in shaping financial policy in Antigua and Barbuda. His expertise in risk management and corporate governance has been invaluable to the Commission's strategic direction.

Dr. Margaret Williams is a distinguished legal scholar specializing in financial services law and regulation. With a doctorate from Cambridge University, she has advised governments across the Caribbean on regulatory reform. Her expertise in international financial law ensures the Commission maintains the highest standards of regulatory compliance.

Mr. Carlton James spent 25 years with the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank before joining the FSRC Board. His deep understanding of monetary policy, banking supervision, and financial stability makes him an invaluable asset. He chairs the Banking Supervision Committee and leads initiatives on digital banking regulation.

Ms. Patricia Edwards is a Fellow of the Chartered Insurance Institute with extensive experience in insurance regulation and supervision. She has worked with major insurance companies in the Caribbean and UK, bringing global best practices to the Commission's insurance supervision framework.

Mr. David Thompson brings extensive capital markets experience from his career in investment banking in New York and London. He oversees the Commission's securities regulation division and has been instrumental in developing the framework for capital market development in Antigua and Barbuda.

Mrs. Jennifer Adams is a certified Financial Risk Manager and Internal Auditor with over 15 years of experience in risk management and internal audit. She oversees the Commission's enterprise risk framework and ensures robust internal controls are maintained across all regulated entities.

Mr. Anthony Richards is a Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist and former FATF mutual evaluator. He leads the Commission's efforts in anti-money laundering and combating the financing of terrorism, ensuring Antigua and Barbuda meets international standards in financial crime prevention.

Dr. Sarah Mitchell holds a Doctorate in Business Administration and is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Professional Accountants. She brings expertise in corporate governance, strategic planning, and organizational development. She chairs the Audit and Governance Committee of the Board.