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The roots of NCBJ extend over some 170 years when this "Bank" opened its doors on Harbour Street
The Colonial Bank of London, England
The famous painter who painted Mona Lisa
Leonardo Davinci
The Locals refer to this Capital/Province as Krung Thep which is the shortened version of the actual name, which consists of 169 characters
Bangkok, Thailand
This historical event for Jamaica and the World Championships took place in the field of Track and field in 2008
Usain Bolt became the first man to hold the world records for both the 100m and 200m
Cultural icon and reggae star who is arguably the most famous Jamaican there’s ever been
Bob Marley Museum
The year in which the now "NCBJ" changed its name to NCBJ
1977
An English theoretical physicist, cosmologist who is known for his work related to the study of black holes
Stephen William Hawking
Also known as the "City of love" due to the number of people who travel there to spend some romantic time with their significant other
Paris, France
On April 9, 2015, the much anticipated wait for a visit to Jamaica by a famous international figure was fulfilled.
Barack Obama, President of the United States
Dating back to 1881, this "house" was the home of George Stiebel, a famous Jamaican millionaire who once held the position of Custos of St. Andrew.
Devon House
The first Jamaica credit card was issued "named" in this "year"
Keycard - 1981
Popularly known as the ‘Father of the Digital World"
Steve Jobs
The Old Quarter is a mismatch of different styles of building, from French to Spanish Colonials buildings which were built during the construction of the famous Canal
Panama City, Panama
In 1988, this historical event took place in the field of football for Jamaica
Reggae Boyz World Cup Qualification
This Tower is one of the most visited monuments in the world
The Eiffel Tower
In 2002, NCB partnered with this Association in their "Buy Jamaican, Build Jamaica" campaign
The Jamaica Manufacturers' Association
A footballer who coined a popular phrase to describe a goal scored during a quarter finals match of the 1986 FIFA World Cup
Diego Maradona
The Shard is the tallest building in this country and can be found on the River Thames right next to the infamous Bridge
London, United Kingdom
On January 20, 2009, this event took place on Capitol Hill, Washington D.C., USA
The Inauguration of America’s First African American President
Built more than 2,300 years ago, this structure is one of the longest in the world, measuring 13,170 miles in length.
The Great Wall of China
In 2012, NCBJ won this "award" for a 5th consecutive time
Best Bank of the year
Half-Indian, Asian-American who served as junior US Senator from California since 2017. She serves on the Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs Committee, the Committee on the Judiciary, the Committee on the Budget, and the Select Committee on Intelligence
Kamala Harris
An abbreviation in the name of this Capital stands for "District of Columbia" and it was deemed so to honor the famed explorer Christopher Columbus
Washington D.C., USA
On January 9, 2007, a CEO who died in October 2011, showed the world one of the most popular branded consumer electronic devices in history.
The iPhone
This structure spans 1.7 miles connecting San Francisco and Marin County and has been featured in popular Sitcoms and movies
The Golden Gate Bridge