World Bank Endorses Ghana’s ‘Reset,’ Spurs Upheaval
The latest World Bank report calls on the government of Ghana to refrain from past governance behaviors and chart a new course to growth through its reset agenda.
The latest World Bank report calls on the government of Ghana to refrain from past governance behaviors and chart a new course to growth through its reset agenda.
Deloitte Ghana has urged the government to exercise caution in its plans to return to the international capital markets, despite the country’s remarkable strides in reducing public debt and improving ...
In a landmark move poised to reshape Ghana’s financial ecosystem, the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) is set to admit its first Commercial Paper on the Ghana Fixed Income Market (GFIM) ...
Ghana’s rising debt levels and continued reliance on the capital market for financing have sparked fresh concerns from economists, with Prof. Peter Quartey, Director of the Institute of Statistical, Social ...
The Ghanaian capital market is showcasing a great strength, with the latest report released showing that broker-dealer assets have reached an impressive GH¢887.8 million as of the third quarter of ...
The Ghanaian capital market witnessed a notable shift in foreign investor participation in 2023, as equity investments surged while debt holdings experienced a significant decline. According to the 2024 Financial ...
Ghana's capital market has experienced modest growth in recent years, with market capitalisation increasing from GH¢64.51 billion in 2022 to GH¢73.89 billion in 2023, a growth rate of 14.54%. Despite ...
Ghana’s national debt has been a growing concern in recent years, particularly as it continues to climb to unprecedented levels. With elections approaching, the issue of government debt has taken ...
Since its establishment some 33 years ago, the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) has created three markets valued at GH¢356 billion and enabled listed companies to raise over GH¢26 billion in ...
President Akufo-Addo has criticized rating agencies for unfairly and recklessly downgrading sovereign nations, particularly Ghana during the COVID-19 pandemic. According to him, the downgrades of some African economies have completely ...