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.
Ghana's economy vulnerable to portfolio outflows - Economist
Cost of credit drops to 21.01 percent since December 2019 - BoG
Coronavirus expenditure pushes Ghana’s external debt to US$24.4 billion
BoG’s MPC commences first meeting of 2021 to review Ghana’s economy
Election spending to make cedi end GH¢6.45 against dollar in 2021 - Report
BoG to 'arrest' cedi’s depreciation with US$775 million injection
GCB Bank puts in tailor-made services for customer satisfaction
We have enough reserves to keep cedi stable in 2021 – BoG
BoG to unwind countercyclical measures in financial sector - Governor
Ghana’s economy on a steady rebound – BoG Governor
Q3 contraction consistent with BoG's economic recovery projections – Governor
Coronavirus led to both demand, supply shocks to the domestic economy – BoG
SMEs dominated by women, youth – BoG Governor
Top banking CEOs you won’t see again
More private capital flows needed to drive financial inclusion — Study
Terkper criticises government’s ‘unconventional’ computation of fiscal deficit
Bank of Ghana’s recapitalization directive commendable – Patricia Sappor
CIB Ghana, partners launch Ghana Banking Code of Ethics and Business Conduct
FULL TEXT: BoG Governor's speech at Annual Bankers Dinner
Payment of GH¢50k to customers of failed fund management companies was on compassionate grounds - Bawumia
Ghana's banking sector remains highly liquid – BoG Governor
Business sentiments continue to improve - BoG survey shows
Ghana’s economy recovering faster than expected – Ernest Addison
Average lending rates fall to 21.26 percent - Bank of Ghana
Money supply showed significant expansion in the first ten months of 2020 - BoG
BoG maintains policy rate at 14.5%
Blackshield Fund Management Company customers receive bailout text messages
Collapsed S&L firms: GH¢2.3 billion out of GH¢12 billion in assets recovered – BoG
Bank of Ghana keeps 14.5% policy rate unchanged for 4th consecutive time
BoG hints of licensing policy to improve digital operations of banks
The banking sector is still profitable - BoG
BoG should maintain policy rate to align with trends in domestic economy – Economist
Central bank’s crucial interest rate meeting ends today
Pay our deposits now or face our wrath - ACUCM customers
Bankers to fight fraud among bank workers
Adopt fin-tech modules to drive banking industry – BoG urges banks
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