Category: Banking And Finance
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Henry Baye appointed Standard Chartered Bank CEO in Jersey
Standard Chartered Bank has appointed a new Chief Executive Officer in Jersey, subject to regulatory approval. The Bank says Henry Baye brings with him 22 years’ experience across Distribution, Wealth Management and Personal Lending. Most recently he was Head of Retail Banking, Ghana and West Africa. Commenting on his new role, he said: “Our Jersey…
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Bank of Ghana unveils redesigned website tomorrow
The Bank of Ghana has announced that it is replacing its current website with a redesigned one effective tomorrow, 10th September 2019. According to the central bank, the new website will improve the user experience by being more consumer-focused and also features a sleek new design, improved functionality and enhanced banking content. In a press…
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Attorney General to begin prosecution of shareholders, directors of collapsed banks
The Senior Minister Yaw Osafo Maafo has stated that the Attorney General will soon take legal actions against some specific individuals whose actions led to the banking crisis over the past 2 years. Mr. Osafo Maafo stressed that owners of some of the default banks who took depositors money out of the country without following…
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High Court advises Receiver to stay off GN Savings and Loans
The High Court has advised lawyers for the Bank of Ghana not to undermine the current injunction suit against the revocation of the license of GN Bank. The judge justice Koomson who gave the caution said the due to the pending application, all action or processes being undertaken must be put on hold till a…
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Why Deloitte & Touche were fined heavily by ICAG over audits of collapsed banks
On Tuesday, September 3, 2019, the Institute of Chartered Accountant, Ghana fined some four audit firms for some unprofessional practices in their audit of the books of some five banks that were collapsed by the central bank. The four auditing companies were Deloitte & Touche, PKF Chartered Accountants, J. Mills Lamptey & Co. and Morrison…
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Mobile money records growth as cheques witness drop in patronage – BoG report
The total value of mobile money transactions for the first six months of this year reached 140.2 billion cedis, up from the 104.6 billion cedis recorded in the same period in 2018. Data released by the Bank of Ghana shows that this represents a 34 percent rise in the value of transactions recorded for the…



