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.
Banking sector crisis: Complicit individuals, entities will be prosecuted – Deputy A-G
Individuals, entities involved in banking sector crisis will be prosecuted – Deputy A-G
BoG illegally lent government GH¢70 billion – Isaac Adongo alleges
Ghana’s plan to roll out E-Cedi must have an integration with digital exchanges - ILAPI
BoG not providing realistic foreign exchange rates – Alex Mould alleges
MAS, BoG and DBG to develop Integrated Financial Ecosystem to enhance MSMEs growth
Financial sector clean-up: 'Speaker Bagbin got it all wrong' - Financial Analyst
We are not engaged in any illegal transfer of funds offshore – BoG refutes claims
Enough liquidity available till IMF programme takes off – BoG Governor assures
Forex Bureau operators laud BoG's clamp down on illegal forex traders
BoG revokes licenses of 2 operators for breaching foreign exchange laws
BoG policy rate projected to increase by end of December 2022
BoG revokes license of two forex bureaus in Accra
Sack Governor of Bank of Ghana - Oduro Takyie to Akufo-Addo
BoG’s proactivity set to drive domestic industry - Finance CEO touts
Banking sector resilient despite macroeconomic challenges – BoG
Ghana’s debt stock skyrockets from GH¢9 billion to GH¢402.4 billion – BoG
BoG must force government to finance budget outside banking sector – IEA
BoG hikes policy rate again to contain heat in economy; now 24.5%
Nduom’s PPP ‘fires’ Addison over ‘inaccurate, misleading’ remarks
Policy rate cut may boost government domestic financing – Databank Research
Banks’ story of resilience in 2020
SEC to outdoor policy position on cryptocurrency
BoG flags risks to fiscal outlook
Bank of Ghana speaks on GN Bank's money laundering and wire fraud case
Stop excessive borrowing - BoG warns serial debtors
Confidence in economy growing - BoG
Only GH¢1.7 billion has been recovered 4 years after banking clean-up exercise – BoG boss
Policy rate cut likely to take effect in about three months – Banking Consultant
Bank of Ghana hospital to be opened to public in June – Dr Addison
Bank of Ghana lowers policy rate by 100 basis points to 13.5%
GH¢1.7 billion recovered from banking sector clean-up exercise - BoG Governor
New taxes likely to have impact on policy rate - Prof. Quartey
DBG to cause change among other banks - BoG Governor
Plans far advanced with Ghana's e-currency regime - BoG Governor
FULL TEXT: Bank of Ghana's 100th MPC press conference