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GCB Bank strengthens MSME support with financing, digital solutions
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GCB Bank strengthens MSME support with financing, digital solutions

Evelyn ARTHUR, Tema
Published 20 minutes ago5 min read

GCB Bank PLC is strengthening support for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) through new financing facilities, digital payment solutions and business development initiatives aimed at improving access to capital and helping local businesses expand.

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