Ministry of Finance (Grenada)

Ministry of Finance

Agency overview
Jurisdiction	Grenada Government of Grenada
Headquarters	Financial Complex, St. George's[1]
Minister responsible	Dennis Cornwall, Minister of Finance
Parent agency	Government of Grenada
Website	www.gov.gd/mof/ministry-overview

The Ministry of Finance is a government ministry of Grenada responsible for the management of public finances, economic planning and budgeting.

Ministers of Finance

Name	Took office	Left office
Herbert Blaize[2]	1961	1961
George E. D. Clyne[3]	March 1961	August 1961
Eric Gairy[4][5]	August 1961	June 1962
Herbert Blaize[6]	1962	1967
George Frederick Hosten[7][8]	1967	1979
Bernard Coard[9][10]	1979	1983
Allen Kirton	1983	1984
Herbert Blaize[11]	1984	1989
Ben Jones[12]	1989	1990
George Brizan[11]	1990	1992
Nicholas Brathwaite	1992	1995
Michael Andrew[13]	1995	1995
Keith Mitchell	1995	1997
Patrick Bubb	1997	1999
Keith Mitchell[14]	1999	1999
Anthony Boatswain[15]	1999	2007
Keith Mitchell[16]	2007	2008
Nazim Burke[17]	2008	2013
Keith Mitchell[18]	2013	2020
Gregory Bowen[19]	2020	2022
Dickon Mitchell[20]	2022	2023
Dennis Cornwall[21]	2023	Incumbent

See also

• Government of Grenada
• Eastern Caribbean Central Bank
• Economy of Grenada

References

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