SPECIAL PUBLICATION: General insurance: General insurance financial leaders and laggards under the IFRS 17
Elliot WILLIAMS and Toma IMIRHE
IFRS 17 has been fully applied by general (non-life) insurance companies in Ghana for the first time in the presentation of their 2025 financial year income and balance sheet statements. Here are those at the top of the ladder…and those at the bottom…
Published by Francis Buetey
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