Cayman Islands Banker Named New Leader of Concacaf Jeffrey Webb, a banker from the Cayman Islands, will succeed Jack Warner as the president of Concacaf, the governing body for soccer in North and Central America and the Caribbean. Warner became Concacaf's president in 1990 and quit last June 20 during a corruption investigation by FIFA. Warner and Mohamed bin Hammam of Qatar, the head of Asia's soccer confederation, were suspended by FIFA after they were accused of offering $40,000 cash payments to Caribbean voters during bin Hammam's failed campaign to unseat FIFA's president, Sepp Blatter.