The Guyana Business Journal is proud to welcome Rennie Parris as our special columnist for 2025. Drawing on his deep understanding of both Guyana and global finance, Rennie brings a unique perspective to analyzing Guyana’s evolving business landscape.

A son of Guyana who grew up between Buxton and Festival City, Rennie’s journey from Sacred Heart Primary and Queen’s College to the pinnacle of international finance embodies the potential of Guyanese talent. His return to contribute to Guyana’s development comes at a crucial time in our nation’s economic transformation.

Rennie’s academic credentials include a Bachelor’s in Finance and a Master’s in Real Estate from Baruch College, complemented by an MBA in Strategic Management from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. He holds the prestigious Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation, recognized globally as the highest qualification in the finance industry.

His 18-year career spans some of the world’s leading financial institutions. At APG Asset Management, he crafted strategies for multi-billion-dollar investment portfolios. His tenure at S&P Global provided deep insight into corporate financial analysis, while his work at JP Morgan involved managing significant investment initiatives that shaped company trajectories.

Through his column “Talking Dollars & Making Sense,” Rennie examines Guyana’s pressing economic issues, from oil revenue management to capital market development. His analysis bridges international best practices with local market realities, offering GBJ readers practical insights for navigating Guyana’s dynamic business environment.

As Guyana continues its unprecedented economic expansion, Rennie’s columns provide valuable perspectives on maximizing the opportunities ahead while learning from global experiences. His commitment to sharing knowledge and fostering informed discussion makes him a valuable addition to GBJ’s coverage of Guyana’s business landscape.