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The Bank of Ghana (BoG) is advancing reforms that expand access to credit for businesses which lack traditional collateral as part of efforts to deepen financial inclusion and support economic growth, Second Deputy Governor ,Matilda Asante-Asiedu has said.

Government has paid GH¢10.82billion to bondholders under the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP), marking the third coupon payment made fully in cash and on schedule as it seeks to rebuild confidence in the domestic debt market.

Ghana’s passport ranks 123rd globally, with holders able to access 72 destinations without obtaining a conventional visa in advance, according to data from Passport Reports, an independent platform covering 199 countries.

Bank of Africa Ghana Limited has  appointed Mr. Ellis Erasmus Katwebaze as Deputy Managing Director, effective 19th August 2026.

Absa has participated as one of the arrangers of a EUR 456 million term and revolving credit facilities package for Genser Energy Investments LLC, a leading integrated energy company in West Africa.

Culture can do more than preserve identity. It can create demand, attract visitors, generate exports and drive spending across Ghana’s economy. The opportunity lies in turning cultural attention into transactions, local ownership and lasting prosperity.

Organizations seeking to remain competitive in an increasingly volatile global environment must move beyond traditional approaches to risk management and intentionally build institutions that are resilient by design, Barbara Dede Ama Okai-Tettey, Head of Business Enablement, Business and Commercial Banking at Stanbic Bank LTD, has said.

Ghanaian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) already meet 96% of sustainability disclosure requirements under the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) standards, according to research by GreenVista Strategies.