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Government has supported partly state-owned banks through GFSF - Adam Amin - Vimarsana News

Government has supported partly state-owned banks through GFSF - Adam Amin

Finance Minister Mohammed Amin Adam says the government has made progress under the operationalisation of the Ghana Financial Stability Fund (GFSF) as part of the structural measures of the Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP).

Motor Insurance Premiums to go up by over 30% from January 2024 - Vimarsana News

Motor Insurance Premiums to go up by over 30% from January 2024

The increase is due to a 21% increase in Value Added Tax (VAT) that will be imposed on non-life products from January 2024, in addition to at a 10% increase in Motor Insurance Premiums.

Safeguard Ghana's financial stability by learning DDEP lessons from Zambia - ISSER boss - Vimarsana News

Safeguard Ghana's financial stability by learning DDEP lessons from Zambia - ISSER boss

The Director of ISSER, Professor Peter Quartey, has emphasised the need for Ghana to draw lessons from Zambia's recent Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP) at this year's ISSER Development Dialogue.

Shareholders commend Access Bank's first half performance - Vimarsana News

Shareholders commend Access Bank's first half performance

Shareholders of Access Bank Ghana have commended the bank for its strong return to profitabil­ity in the first half of the year from the...

BoG warns of substantial revenue losses due to debt exchange programme - Vimarsana News

BoG warns of substantial revenue losses due to debt exchange programme

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. Ernest Addison, has provided a glimpse into the forthcoming Bank of Ghana (BoG) report, which is poised to reveal a significant decline in revenue for the country.