Government to borrow GH¢8.068 billion in its treasury bills auction on February 14
The government plans to borrow GH¢8.068 billion in its treasury bill auction on February 14, 2025. Last week, the government recorded an oversubscription in its treasury bill auction but rejected ...
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E-Levy: A Necessary Burden or a Political Promise Too Costly Not to Keep?
In Accra’s teeming marketplaces, where mobile money agents dot nearly every street corner, Ghana’s digital finance revolution ...
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39 per cent of Ghanaian investors prefer T-bills …KPMG survey reveals
KPMG Customer Expe­rience Survey has indicated that the investment envi­ronment in Ghana demonstrates a cautious approach, ...
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T-Bill rate eases — Investor appetite still strong
Interest rates on government securities are showing signs of easing, with Treasury Bill yields recording significant drops ...
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Ghana opposition warn of ‘disturbing’ new central bank governor
Having faced charges of money laundering and fraudulent breach of trust, what does Johnson Asiama’s appointment as central ...
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Banks, SMEs, and Treasury bill appetite conundrum: Breaking the cycle for economic growth
By Joshua Worlasi AMLANUGhana’s financial sector faces a pressing dilemma: banks, wary of high non-performing loans (NPLs), prefer investing in government treasury bills over lending to small and ...
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T-bills: Government records 43% oversubscription; interest rates decline
According to auction results by the Bank of Ghana, the government recorded a 43.85% percent oversubscription of T-bills. The government got GH¢10.559 billion from the sale of the short-term ...
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Government turns down GH₵2.9 Billion in treasury bill bids
The Treasury had set a target of GH₵7.3 billion but ended up accepting GH₵7.7 billion, slightly above its goal. The move to reject a significant portion of the bids is believed to be part of the ...
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Of resets, constitutional reform and a national political and socio-economic revival(1)
By Jonathan S.K. AMABLE …This is the first part of a series which examines the causes of our national economic woes and what it will take to successfully achieve the key planks of the new Government’s ...
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39 per cent of Ghanaians prefer Treasury Bills for financial security – KPMG Report
Ghanaian banking customers are increasingly shifting toward low-risk investment options amid inflationary pressures and currency ...
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Pension AUM to hit GH¢100bn in 2025, but concerns persist over investment options
The local pension fund assets under management (AUM) are expected to reach GH¢100billion by the end of 2025, significantly ahead of earlier projections according to David Tetteh-Amey Abbey, Deputy ...
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Ghana lawmakers destroy property for parliament during ministerial vetting wahala
Kasala don happun for Ghana parliament among lawmakers during vetting of president John Mahama ministerial nominees, Thursday night wey cause destruction of property. Conference room tables ...