Group Nduom details next steps after GN Bank licence restoration

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Unpredictable Oye Onye Kwasi Atta 3 days ago

The wrath of God shall continue descending on the Akyempanzees and their cohorts, if and if indeed they planned and executed this evil plans against Groupe Ndoum.

The wrath of God shall continue descending on the Akyempanzees and their cohorts, if and if indeed they planned and executed this evil plans against Groupe Ndoum.
Lori 3 days ago

This Nduom boy was gambling via crypto with people's money.

This Nduom boy was gambling via crypto with people's money.
Oprege 3 days ago

I don’t get why Mahama doesn’t understand that Nduom is a Ponzi schemer ! The politics of this administration is either too much or guys running the country now are plainly stupid

I don’t get why Mahama doesn’t understand that Nduom is a Ponzi schemer ! The politics of this administration is either too much or guys running the country now are plainly stupid
KWAME 3 days ago

ONLY FOOLS WILL PUT THEIR MONEY IN THIS BANK FOR ANY REASON. NDUOM IS A THIEF. HE STOLE DEPOSITORS MONEY TO INVEST IN OTHER BUSINESSES AND BUYING A BANK IN USA.WHICH HAS SINCE COLLUPSED AS WELL. HE COULD NOT EVEN PAY DEPOSITO ...
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ONLY FOOLS WILL PUT THEIR MONEY IN THIS BANK FOR ANY REASON. NDUOM IS A THIEF. HE STOLE DEPOSITORS MONEY TO INVEST IN OTHER BUSINESSES AND BUYING A BANK IN USA.WHICH HAS SINCE COLLUPSED AS WELL. HE COULD NOT EVEN PAY DEPOSITORS THEIR INTEREST NOR THEIR DEPOSITS. GHANAIANS ARE VERY STUPID.
Kwaku 2 days ago

Ghanaians are not stupid. There is no doubt that you are an NPP member from the way you think.

Ghanaians are not stupid. There is no doubt that you are an NPP member from the way you think.
ST GHFUO: Kwame Nkrumah International Airport 3 days ago

The best is yet to come.....
How do you revive a banks properties and operational assets that has deteriorated significantly or entirely disappeared over the years?
trying to restore a bank's assets to exactly how they look ...
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The best is yet to come.....
How do you revive a banks properties and operational assets that has deteriorated significantly or entirely disappeared over the years?
trying to restore a bank's assets to exactly how they looked decades ago is usually a financial mistake. The most successful revivals use the destruction of old assets as a blank slate to build a digital-first, asset-light institution that requires a fraction of the physical property to operate efficiently.

1.you have to establish what the bank actually owns and what it is legally liable for. If physical ledgers or local servers are gone, you have to reconstruct the balance sheet. This involves pulling backup tapes from offsite storage, mirroring data from SWIFT logs (for international transactions), and requesting data mirrors from the central bank or regulatory clearinghouses.
2.For physical properties (branches, corporate offices) that have deteriorated or been illegally occupied, you must audit the land registries. Secure the legal titles and issue formal, legally backed notices to establish ownership boundaries.
3.obtain a "standstill agreement" or a conditional operational mandate from the financial regulator. Without a valid banking license or regulatory forbearance, any physical asset recovery is pointless.
4.Instead of trying to rebuild legacy on-premise server rooms that have deteriorated, deploy a lean, cloud-based core banking platform. This slashes the upfront capital expenditure and allows the bank to spin up ledgers, transaction processing, and customer profiles securely from anywhere.
5.Establish a single, highly secure data center or cloud region. Focus purely on restoring the critical plumbing: payment processing, clearing connection to the central bank, and basic deposit/withdrawal ledgers.
6.Portfolio Triaging: Classify every historical property into three buckets: Retain & Modernize (high-foot-traffic strategic locations), Liquidate (sell the land/ruins of unviable branches to generate immediate liquidity), or Monetize (lease out prime real estate to third parties to create non-interest income).
7.Do not rebuild full-service branches everywhere. Build a few highly secure, modern Hubs for complex commercial banking and wealth management, and deploy automated, low-cost Spokes (ATM clusters, smart kiosks, and micro-branches) to handle basic cash and account services.
8.Rebuilding physical properties must include strict access controls, armored cash-handling logistics, and modern surveillance. Concurrently, deploy perimeter defense-in-depth cyber security to protect the newly established cloud infrastructure.
9.Appoint a clean, independent board of directors and a seasoned turnaround management team. Publish the forensic audit findings transparently. Public trust returns when people see strict compliance, rigorous anti-money laundering (AML) controls, and visible physical security.
Kk 3 days ago

Compensating the villain at the expense of the victim.
Where is our money JM. Gold Coast customers asking

Compensating the villain at the expense of the victim.
Where is our money JM. Gold Coast customers asking
Jane Wills 3 days ago

Good has triumphed over evil: Akufo Addo/Ken Ofori-Atta/Gabby.

Good has triumphed over evil: Akufo Addo/Ken Ofori-Atta/Gabby.
Kofi Bosompem 3 days ago

What would be the fate of Gold Coast customers.

What would be the fate of Gold Coast customers.
FACT 3 days ago

GN Bank was sinking. The Akufo-Addo government closed it down. Depositors received their deposits. JDM made a campaign promise to revive the GN Bank. The Appeal Court fulfilled the promise. Good news. We pray for the best.

GN Bank was sinking. The Akufo-Addo government closed it down. Depositors received their deposits. JDM made a campaign promise to revive the GN Bank. The Appeal Court fulfilled the promise. Good news. We pray for the best.

Chop money 2 days ago

Depositors received only part of their money if they accepted the government's offer and transfer their accounts to GCB.
GCB paid up to a maximum of Ghc50k and claimed government had not yet made available funds for the dif ...
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Depositors received only part of their money if they accepted the government's offer and transfer their accounts to GCB.
GCB paid up to a maximum of Ghc50k and claimed government had not yet made available funds for the difference. Hence, we (the aggrieved depositors) haven't still received our investments.
Tamale North Boy 3 days ago

Waiting for rwfund of my deosit. No negotiation

Waiting for rwfund of my deosit. No negotiation
Save Ghana 3 days ago

GN bank workers please don't ever dream of voting for npp again for them to come to power and revoked your linecens again we beg you. 3y3 za 3y3 za

GN bank workers please don't ever dream of voting for npp again for them to come to power and revoked your linecens again we beg you. 3y3 za 3y3 za
Mark 3 days ago

It so, so wicked and heartless for that mafia to do such a magnitude of damage to genuine businesses. But thank God at last.all the best in revamp

It so, so wicked and heartless for that mafia to do such a magnitude of damage to genuine businesses. But thank God at last.all the best in revamp
MO KWAME NKRUMAH NO 2 days ago

Menzgold needs the same restoration

Menzgold needs the same restoration
Owan Yaw aka Lisiemine Ubi 2 days ago

The Minister of Finance better make sure that taxpayer funds are not used to compensate any persons who might have lost their investments. Investments are not secured deposits and there is always a disclosure to investors tha ...
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The Minister of Finance better make sure that taxpayer funds are not used to compensate any persons who might have lost their investments. Investments are not secured deposits and there is always a disclosure to investors that they could lose all or part of their investments. This is a risk that there were willing to take with the promise of huge returns which could not be sustained. This was akin to a Ponzi scheme.
Chop money 2 days ago

The NPP government borrowed money to pay all depositors of the collapsed banks, but only paid a tiny fraction to depositors and squandered the rest of the bailout money.

The NPP government borrowed money to pay all depositors of the collapsed banks, but only paid a tiny fraction to depositors and squandered the rest of the bailout money.
Osei 2 days ago

If Nduom is a very serious guy, the entire Nduom group leadership would be fired and new ones replaced. It was due to the intervention of Mahama that your licence was given. Nduom made big financial mistakes including money l ...
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If Nduom is a very serious guy, the entire Nduom group leadership would be fired and new ones replaced. It was due to the intervention of Mahama that your licence was given. Nduom made big financial mistakes including money laundering. There was no way they could recover from that since their case was international money laundering issue. So Nduom group must do clean up by getting rid of this president of the group first. The same leadership would make the same mistake again
GN bank, don't waste your time! 2 days ago

When we come back to power, we shall collapse am again !!

When we come back to power, we shall collapse am again !!
Okukuseke wofa 2 days ago

God hate liers and wicked people so if this move is of God then surely GN Bank will be revived again and the latter glory shall be greater than the former. I support Ghanaian own businesses owning our economy. May God bless u ...
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God hate liers and wicked people so if this move is of God then surely GN Bank will be revived again and the latter glory shall be greater than the former. I support Ghanaian own businesses owning our economy. May God bless us all.

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