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Can banks cut bad loans to 10 % without fixing credit enforcement?
Banks face mounting pressure to reduce non-performing loans (NPLs) to 10 percent by end-December, with the industry warning that weak credit enforcement and delays in remitting loan deductions from public-sector salaries could undermine efforts to improve asset quality.
Housing finance deficit deepens homeownership crisis
Ghana’s housing challenge is increasingly a housing finance crisis, with stakeholders at the National Conference on Housing Finance calling for innovative funding models to make homeownership more accessible for low- and middle-income households.
Limit 84: redefining logistics for Ghana’s business future
The journey of a consignment doesn’t end at the port, it rather begins there. For Ghanaian businesses, logistics speed and efficiency can determine whether they seize opportunities or lose them.
Money bouquets: protecting the cedi or stretching the law?
The arrest of seven persons in Accra by the Ghana Police Service and the Bank of Ghana (BoG) over the alleged production and sale of money bouquets and money cakes has reignited an important question: where does legitimate currency regulation end and criminal enforcement begin?
Build stronger policy buffers against global shocks - IMF
The International Monetary Fund has warned that rising oil prices, geopolitical tensions and tighter global financing conditions threaten economic stability, urging countries to strengthen their capacity for absorbing external shocks.
Stronger payment regulation key to West Africa financial integration – BoG
The Bank of Ghana has called for stronger and more harmonised regulation of digital payment systems across West Africa, saying effective supervision, interoperability and secure cross-border settlement arrangements are essential to advancing regional financial integration.
GIPA identifies 45 bankable projects
The Ghana Investment Promotion Authority (GIPA) has identified 45 bankable investment projects across five northern regions as part of efforts to mobilise private capital, expand local processing and create jobs through investments in agriculture, renewable energy, solid minerals and tourism.
UBA urges stronger CEO–CFO partnership to drive sustainable business growth
UBA Ghana has called on business leaders to strengthen collaboration between Chief Executive Officers and Chief Finance Officers, describing the relationship as critical to achieving sustainable growth, disciplined execution and long-term value creation.
StanChart delivers strong returns, sustainable shareholder value
Standard Chartered Bank Ghana PLC has held its 2026 Facts Behind the Figures stakeholder engagement session at the Ghana Stock Exchange, bringing together investors, brokers, fund managers, regulators and media.
African happiness in global customer service
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