WILLEMSTAD – In response to recent international media reports hinting at serious financial issues involving Guardian Group Fatum’s principal shareholder, Curaçao’s Minister of Finance, Javier Silvania, has reached out to the Central Bank of Curaçao and Sint Maarten (CBCS) for clarification. 

According to Minister Silvania’s social media post, the CBCS has been asked to shed light on the reported financial troubles, though he did not specify which media outlets made the claims or outline the details of the alleged problems. 

Guardian Group Fatum, a leading insurance provider operating across the Dutch Caribbean, has not publicly addressed any financial instability. A review of official sources—including regulatory records from De Nederlandsche Bank—reveals no indication of systemic issues with the company’s financial position. Additionally, Guardian’s public platforms and investor information focus on product development and technological advancements, offering no hints of financial distress. 

In light of the absence of transparent, corroborated reporting on the matter, Curaçao Chronicle will continue to monitor developments and provide updates if and when the CBCS or international media make formal disclosures.