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What you don't use, you lose
More than forty-five years ago, at the beginning of my professional life, an older and wiser man gave me a piece of advice that has remained with me ever since.
Access Bank Ghana deepens leadership in ethical finance through Malaysia executive study tour
Access Bank (Ghana) Plc has reaffirmed its commitment to ethical finance and financial innovation through its participation in a high-level executive study tour on Non-Interest Banking, Capital Markets and Takaful (Insurance) in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Modernising tax regime to ‘ease’ burden on MSMEs and private sector
Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, presenting the 2026 Mid-Year Fiscal Review to parliament,
Champions of change project: Driving collective action against SGBV in Ghana
In Ghana’s Savannah and Northern regions, the struggle for gender equality is not merely a policy concern; it is a lived reality shaped by deep-rooted cultural norms and persistent economic hardship.
Ekumfi, Asebu fruit growers hail gov't over abolition of 20% excise duty on locally manufactured fruit juices
Exotic fruit growers, fruit processors and their associations in Ekumfi and Asebu have commended the government for abolishing the 20% excise duty on locally manufactured fruit juices.
Crypto Clarity Series with Benjamin Tetteh: The risks people must understand
A Ponzi scheme does not become financial technology because it accepts digital assets.
Financial Security (FinSec) Series with Dr Philip Takyi: Inside the new global money laundering wave. How criminal networks are evolving in 2026
Global financial crime networks are undergoing a rapid and highly sophisticated transformation in 2026,
What you don't use, you lose
More than forty-five years ago, at the beginning of my professional life, an older and wiser man gave me a piece of advice that has remained with me ever since.
Prudential Bank MD advocates for relationship-centred banking
Acting Managing Director of Prudential Bank Ltd, Ebow Quayson, has underscored the growing importance of personalised, relationship-centred banking as the future of financial services increasingly shifts beyond traditional transactions.
Champions of change project: Driving collective action against SGBV in Ghana
In Ghana’s Savannah and Northern regions, the struggle for gender equality is not merely a policy concern; it is a lived reality shaped by deep-rooted cultural norms and persistent economic hardship.

















