Dalex Finance, a formidable Ghanaian finance company is on a war path.
For the past few weeks, the company led by its CEO, Mr. Kenneth Thompson and Director of Strategy, Mr. Joe Jackson has been venting their frustrations with what they call ‘the injustice of Ghana’s Financial Sector’ on Social Media and Radio.
In a radio interview last week on the Citi Breakfast Show, Mr. Kenneth Thompson intimated that; “There is an injustice in the finance sector that has persisted for decades. It has gone on for so long, it feels like a non-issue now. It has become part of the status quo and people have accepted it as normal. This is a system that provides security with one hand and denies sharing of returns with the other hand. This is a system which allows the banks to collect deposits, lend it to the Government of Ghana (they buy treasury bills) or to their customers at up to 35% per annum and at the end of the month, charge their customers for the privilege of keeping their money and pay most of them nothing (most banks pay less than 5% on savings account and nothing on current accounts) or a few coins at best!”
“It’s an insult to say Ghanaians are greedy, everybody wants good returns on their hard-earned cash!”
Mr. Kenneth Thompson also passionately shared this viewpoint in the interview, pointing towards the reality that banks can do better for their customers if they want to.
“With that in mind, it’s quite sad that for decades, Ghanaians have settled for next to nothing from the financial institutions that they save with. The massive financial sector crisis and clean-up added fuel to the fire of this injustice and now people feel it’s more than enough to settle for just ‘safe’.”
The truth is, four years after the sector clean-up, the Bank of Ghana is exercising much tighter control over the financial sector.
Efforts to restore faith in the security of the financial system are important because confidence in the financial sector is key to its development.
The SME sector is the engine of growth, and growth can only be possible if there is a viable financial sector to support SME’s to deliver prosperity and create jobs.
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