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Ghana has significantly strengthened environmental, social and governance practices in banking, moving ESG from corporate responsibility to core financial risk management.
A critical examination of Ghana's aggressive bank closures and whether regulatory reform masked targeted wealth redistribution and mass job losses.
All 23 licensed banks have met regulatory capital requirements, signalling stronger credit access and economic growth potential.
BoG Governor announces new directive to regulate artificial intelligence in banking sector, addressing fraud detection, credit assessment and emerging cybersecurity risks.
Ghana's banking sector has grown to ₵500.2 billion in total assets with all 23 licensed banks now meeting stricter regulatory capital requirements.
Bank of Ghana mandates stricter credit risk management for financial institutions, with implementation deadline of July 2027.
BoG chief calls on banks to strengthen frameworks and adopt sustainable practices to protect sector stability.
BoG urges public to stop taping damaged banknotes and exchange them through official channels instead.
Ghana's SEC is convening African regulators and market players in November 2026 to establish continent-wide rules for virtual assets and tokenisation.
Bank of Ghana urges stronger collaboration to combat rising digital fraud as financial crime shifts online.
BoG imposes one-year credit ban for repeat dud cheque offenders, with levies rising to 20% of cheque face value.
BoG warns cheque issuers of 20% penalties, credit blacklisting and three-year banking restrictions for dishonoured payments.
