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Prudential Bank has held its 2nd AfCFTA Summit with a call on African countries to improve their transport infrastructure and further develop the insurance sector in order to benefit fully from the implementation of the AfCFTA.
The Managing Director of the Bank, Mr John K. Addo, who made the call at the opening of the event said the statistics indicate that inadequate transport infrastructure adds around 30-40 per cent to the cost of goods traded among African countries. It is therefore imperative that the needed focus is given to transport infrastructure and insurance to drive the smooth implementation of AfCFTA, he said.
This follows the retirement of two board members – Kwasi Abeasi and Modupe Kadri, effective today.
The four non-executive directors are Chartered Accountant and Auditor, Felix Addo, NanaAma Botchway, Kofi Dadzie and Rosie Ebe-Arthur.
Whilst, Mr. Addo has over 30 years’ working experience, having served as a Partner at PwC in an over 18-year period across a wide range of engagements in both developed and emerging markets, NanaAma Botchway is the founder and managing partner of N. Dowuona & Company, a leading corporate and commercial law firm in Ghana. Her main areas of practice are mergers and acquisitions, energy and infrastructure.
Kofi Dadzie is also an experienced digital entrepreneur who has built innovative products and services and taken these to market successfully, servicing customers across multiple geographies and 80+ languages. He is one of the pioneers in the establishment of Rancard Solutions Ltd. in 2001, where he was a Chief Software Architect.
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