DOSSIER: Bank of Ghana
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.
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Banks ready to ease credit stance for private sector
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Economic activity rebounds – Bank of Ghana
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Ghana’s gross international reserves hit US$8,719.7 million
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UT, Unibank Collapse: Allow courts to handle the issue – Parliament told
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Ghana’s economy is on a rebound – Dr. Ernest Addison
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Bank of Ghana maintains policy rate at 14.5%
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Rising debt, inflation give BoG difficult time on policy rate
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Bank of Ghana's MPC likely to hold rate - Economists project
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Cedi appreciates 0.6% to dollar – BoG
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Banking crisis: Receiver of 347 Micro Finance Institutions lists properties for auction
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Key African Central banks aren’t rushing to raise interest rates
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BoG Governor to be summoned by Parliament
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Coronavirus: Absa Group earnings decline by 51 percent
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Bank of Ghana to act against high issuance of dud cheques
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Persons who issue dud cheques to face 5 years imprisonment – BoG
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First Deputy Governor of BoG delivers a lecture at UGBS
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Bank of Ghana issues directive on unacclaimed and dormant bank accounts
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Don’t panic, your monies are still safe – Financial expert
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Bank of Ghana, EMTECH pilot sandbox innovation to promote FinTechs
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Banks must keep to brand promise, not just profits – CIB
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Banks told to be forward Risk Managers
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Coronavirus threatening banking sector - Bank of Ghana
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Coronavirus pandemic still threatening the growth of banking sector - Bank of Ghana
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Ejisu MP commends Bank of Ghana for prompt response on crowdfunding
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BoG releases Crowdfunding Policy for banks, explains basis for regulating sector
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Bank of Ghana issues policy on crowdfunding for banks
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FULL TEXT: Second Deputy Governor's remarks at Ghana Association of Bankers webinar
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Reinforce supervisory role to restore confidence in banking sector – Economist tells BoG
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Ensure perpetrators of collapsed banks face the law in second tenure – BoG Governor urged
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T-Bills rate falls as oversubscription hits 96 percent
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SEC, BoG not doing enough to deal with money ‘doublers’ – Malm-Hesse
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BoG unveils new liquidity policy to bolster financial stability
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Consumer, business confidence in economy high - BoG
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Business confidence back to pre-coronavirus levels – BoG survey
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Economic recovery will be prolonged - Bank of Ghana cautions
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Wampah, Issahaku failed Ghanaians for not tackling banking sector mess – Jackson