Category: Banking And Finance
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Government pays close to GHS300m judgement debt since 2017
The Government of Ghana has paid over GHS283 million in judgment debts since January 2017. This is according to an answer cited in the order paper of Parliament from the Finance Minister in response to a question filed by MP for Mion, Abdul Aziz Mohammed. “Government continues to pay several millions of cedis in judgment…
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Cedi records worst half year performance since 2015
The local currency has recorded its worst half-year performance since 2015, according to data from the Bank of Ghana interbank exchange market. As at June 29 this year, the cedi has depreciated by 8.2 percent, the worst since the local currency recorded 26.2 percent depreciation in 2015. This year’s performance was characterised by a very…
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Nduom takes on government in court to retrieve GHS2.2 billion
Ghana Growth Fund, a subsidiary of Groupe Ndoum, has commenced a number of legal suits against the Finance Ministry as well as other ministries, in a last-ditch attempt to retrieve over GHS2.2 billion owed to the company. The embattled company in its first three separate suits is chasing the Finance and Roads and Highways ministries…
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Recapitalisation will sustain claims payments – NIC
The National Insurance Commission (NIC) has expressed its resolve to increase genuine claims payments by industry practitioners in the country. The Commissioner of Insurance, Justice Yaw Ofori believes the move should boost uptake of insurance products in Ghana by the majority who are uninsured. The seeming disinterest by insurance companies to pay claims has partly…
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Fidelity Bank opens Digital Branch at East Legon
Fidelity Bank has opened an ultra-modern digital branch at East Legon to serve residents and surrounding businesses with the best banking services in a comfortable and friendly atmosphere. Located on the Lagos Avenue, it is the latest addition to the existing 75 branches of Fidelity Bank across the country. The East Legon Branch is the…
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Government grabs US$200m World Bank cash to support private sector growth and boost job creation
Government has secured a US$200 million facility from the World Bank to help in the transformation and diversification of its economy by promoting private investment and firm growth in the real sectors of the economy. The facility is aimed at implementing an integrated programme will help boost the country’s competitiveness and deliver sustainable jobs under…



