Editorial: DBG empowers women-led businesses
Michael Mensah-Baah, Deputy Chief Executive Officer (Investment) at DBG,
Editorial

Editorial: DBG empowers women-led businesses

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An initial GH¢20million has been committed by Development Bank Ghana (DBG) to Advans Ghana Savings and Loans Limited for on-lending to women-led businesses under a new pilot product, Mbaa Mpuntuo, with further funding promised if the pilot delivers results.

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