Gulf Union Bank settles lawsuit brought against former US athlete

By David Marchant

24 years ago

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First Cayman Bank Fred Barnett, Jr. Gulf Union Bank Liquidations & Insolvencies

The liquidators of Gulf Union Bank (Bahamas) Ltd. have reached an out of court settlement with a former professional athlete in the United States who borrowed money from the bank.
Fred D. Barnett Jr., who played in the National Football League between 1990 and 1997 for the Philadelphia Eagles and Miami Dolphins, had received a loan of about $70,000 from the bank to buy a sports car, said a bank representative.

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