The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has denied claims it engaged in frivolous spending following reports that it blew US$504,000 on gold watches explaining that the expenditure is part of its policy.
Cryptocurrency ban remains in effect - Finance Ministry cautions
uniBank trial: Banks' management misreported true financial position - Receiver tells Court
Unibank Trial: Financial reports are produced by Management not any single individual - Receiver
FNB Ghana confirms temporary holding on foreign exchange license
BoG suspends forex licenses of Fidelity Bank Ghana and First National Bank Ghana
BoG orders banks to start use of armoured bullion vans for CIT immediately
BoG orders banks to start use of armoured bullion vans for CIT immediately
Most banks have signed up to use armoured bullion vans starting July 1 - ABOG
Banks to use armoured bullion vans from July 1 – ABOG
Digital platforms can drive trade, commerce – Dr. Addison
Financial sector fraud declines to GH¢56 million in 2022 - BoG report
BoG takes steps to curb cyber threats
BoG to sanction financial institutions flouting AML, anti-terrorism regulations
BoG to strictly enforce laws on anti-money laundering, anti-terrorism
Banking sector showing signs of recovery post-DDEP
DDEP: Banks given up to September to submit plans for recapitalisation – BoG
LIVESTREAMED: Bank of Ghana holds 112th MPC press briefing
BoG keeps monetary policy rate unchanged at 29.5%
IMF bailout programme: Bank of Ghana Act to be revised - Report
Ato Essien pays GH¢4m to state as AG readies motion for conviction - Report
Participants of eCedi pilot positive about system - First Deputy Governor
BoG promoting financial inclusion to achieve economic resilience
BoG rolls out online supervisory and reporting tool to harmonise data collection
I feel pained seeing people who took my money living a good life - Gold Coast Fund victim
FLASHBACK: How Ghana's central bank was formed in the 1950s
Validate financial institutions before advertising their products – Deputy Minister to media
FULL TEXT: What you need to consider in obtaining loans from banks and SDIs
Critically look out for interest rates before accepting loans – BoG to borrowers
BoG to keep policy rate at 30.5% in 2024 – Fitch Solutions predicts
Why money bouquets, hampers are illegal in Ghana
We are not issuing GH¢500 coins – Bank of Ghana debunks rumours
Global price ease to rub off Ghana’s inflation profile positively – BoG
Prioritise passage of revenue bills to help advance IMF bailout – BoG urges Parliament
Exports hit US$2.8bn in first 2 months of 2023
Total bank assets stood at GH¢209.4 billion in 2022 - BoG Governor
FULL TEXT: Bank of Ghana hikes policy rate from 28% to 29.5%