Revamp SDI supervision - Dr. Atuahene   

Revamp SDI supervision - Dr. Atuahene   

...as IMF flags SDI insolvency

Joshua Worlasi AMLANU & Ebenezer Chike Adjei NJOKU
Published 6 hours ago5 min read

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) should overhaul its regulatory architecture for specialised deposit-taking institutions (SDIs), separating their supervision from that of conventional banks to address persistent governance failures,

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