INTERNATIONAL – French telecoms provider Orange on Thursday launched mobile banking operations in Ivory Coast, the third country where it has expanded into digital lending after France and Spain. Company executives told a news conference […]
The government is in discussions with four different international financial institutions to establish a new bank by September this year. The institutions, which include KfW, World Bank, AFD and European Investment Bank (EIB), are working […]
Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia Tuesday assured depositors of the defunct savings and loans and microfinance institutions, whose funds had been locked up, of full payment of their deposits. Addressing participants at a Town Hall […]
Barclays Bank Ghana Limited, on Monday, officially changed its name to ‘Absa Bank Ghana Limited’, a name of the global brand ‘Absa Group Limited’ to clearly represent its global vision and mission to serve customers better. […]
It has emerged that police are earnestly looking for Dr Kwabena Duffuor Snr, founder of now collapsed uniBank and former Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG), Dr Johnson Asiama. The suspicion that the […]
Economist Kwame Pianim has said the banking and financial crises that have caused customers to either lose some or all of their deposits and investments as a result of the Bank of Ghana’s revocation of […]
A confidential document in which the Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta ordered for the revocation of the license of specific Fund Management Companies including Gold Coast has been uncovered. The May 2019 memo shows not only […]
Isaac Adongo, MP, Bolgatanga Central It has emerged that Member of Parliament (MP) for Bolgatanga Central constituency Isaac Adongo is surrounded by an army of researchers and whistleblowers, a reason the young parliamentarian has become […]
Despite the last reforms in the universal banking space, the Association of Ghana Industries (AGI) believes still more needs to be done in order to stabilise the financial ecosystem in general. The AGI argues that […]
Significant constraints on banks’ capacity and willingness to absorb potential increases in government financing needs in the event of a shock are intensifying government liquidity risks in Angola (B3 stable), Bahrain (B2 stable), Ghana (B3 […]
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