Bank of Ghana
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Ghana’s 14% Interest Rate: How Long Can the Calm Last?
By Prof. Samuel Lartey Ghana’s monetary policy environment has changed remarkably. After years of high inflation, elevated interest rates,…
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Ghana’s Banking Reset: From Bad Loans to Better Credit
By: Prof. Samuel Lartey Ghana’s banking sector is showing important signs of recovery. The latest Bank of Ghana data…
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CIB Ghana says Trust and Skills Remain Critical to Banking Sector
Ghana’s banking sector will need stronger professional standards, ethical leadership and public trust to sustain growth as technology and…
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One Africa Securities gets BoG, SEC clearance to test tokenised investments
One Africa Securities Limited has secured admission to the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Virtual Asset Sandbox, following its…
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Why Is Ghana Cutting Capital Expenditure to Pursue Reserves Far Above the IMF’s Adequacy Benchmark?
By: Dennis Nsafoah Ghana’s 2026 Mid-Year Fiscal Policy Review contains a policy choice that deserves much more scrutiny than…
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BoG Tightens Pressure on Banks Over Dud Cheques, Illegal Digital Lenders and Diaspora Funds
The Bank of Ghana has raised fresh concerns over rising cheque defaults, the proliferation of unlicensed digital lenders and…
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BoG, Chartered Bankers Move to Future-Proof Ghana’s Banking Industry
Ghana’s banking industry is entering a new phase where the biggest competitive advantage may no longer be capital alone,…
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Women’s Development Bank Nears Launch After Clearing Capital Hurdle
The Women’s Development Bank has crossed one of its biggest milestones after government fulfilled the capital requirement for its…
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BoG to Engage Industry Actors in Operationalising Virtual Asset Law
Ghana’s cryptocurrency and digital asset industry is moving closer to full regulation as the Bank of Ghana (BoG) prepares…
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BoG Holds Key Rate at 14% as Middle East Crisis Erodes Ghana’s Dollar Reserves
The Bank of Ghana has kept its benchmark Monetary Policy Rate unchanged at 14 percent, citing rising geopolitical tensions…
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