Banks remain sound and well capitalised – BoG
Banks operating in Ghana remain sound, profitable and well capitalised. According to the Bank of Ghana, the financial soundness indicators, ...
Read moreBanks operating in Ghana remain sound, profitable and well capitalised. According to the Bank of Ghana, the financial soundness indicators, ...
Read moreGhana’s economy is moving from crisis management toward consolidation. Following the 2022–2023 shock, sovereign debt stress, sharp cedi depreciation, and ...
Read moreThe perceived risks of banks operating in Ghana to their financial soundness would moderate over the next year. According to ...
Read moreThe Second Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Matilda Asante-Asiedu, has advised commercial banks to strengthen collaboration and deepen ...
Read moreThe profitability of Ghanaian banks’ is set to weaken considerably due to the impact of materially lower interest rates on ...
Read moreBanks write-off GH¢893m in half-year 2025 Banks in Ghana wrote off GH¢893.0 million in the first-half of 2025, a 14.8% ...
Read moreThe banks total credit to the private sector and public institutions dipped to GH¢4.68 billion in June 2025 from GH¢11.35 ...
Read moreThe vast majority of Ghanaian banks are on track to be capital-compliant once regulatory forbearance relating to the treatment of ...
Read moreBanks conducted the highest number of enquiries on the credit bureau databases with a total of 13,522,171 searches. This represented ...
Read moreGovernor of Bank of Ghana, Dr. Johnson Asiama Banks in Ghana wrote off GH¢654.2 million as bad debt in the ...
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