Leaders of the aggrieved customers of the defunct Gold Coast Fund Management Company have given the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) one week ultimatum to respond positively to the demands of their petition which they presented to the Commission on Thursday, May 4, 2023.
This comes after three days of picketing at the premises of the Securities and Exchange Commission as part of moves to drum home the demand for payment of their locked up funds.
Group amongst other things are demanding that the regulator as matter of urgency engage the Finance Ministry to rescind on the condition of securing a Liquidation Order from court before disbursing the remaining GHS 5.5 billion parliamentary bailout package.
Charles Nyame is the Converner of the group made these comments after presentation to SEC which was received by the Director of Communication, Dr. Godwin Ansah.
“We are not going to relent. In the petition, we have given timelines of a week from today to hear from them responding positively to our demands,” he said.
“It is only when we get a desirable feedback that is knowing when our monies are going to be paid, the mode of payment and if it positive to us then we will lay down our arsenals of agitations,” he added.
