Ghana

Bank Of Ghana to sack 1000 workers

A redundancy programme at the Bank of Ghana will affect 1000 of the central bank's 2600 staff. The Governor of the Bank summoned the workers to a meeting at the Bank's auditorium last Wednesday to inform them about the development, Ghana Web reported.

BOG launches Interbank Settlement System

The central bank of Ghana (BOG) launched the Ghana Interbank Settlement (GIS) System on Thursday, reports GhanaWeb, with the governor of the BOG calling it the most efficient inter-bank money market in the West African Sub-Region.

Economy satisfactory - Ghana central bank chief

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. Paul Acquah said that the economy has performed well over the last year but cautioned that the government needs to sustain its macroeconomic policies with emphasis on consolidating efforts on fiscal and monetary…

Ghana will play active part towards monetary union

GHANA - Vice President Aliu Mahama on Thursday said Ghana would fully support all activities toward the adoption of a monetary union for West Africa to facilitate trade and movement for the socio-economic benefit of the 250 million people in the Sub…

Expanded monetary union in West Africa

ARTICLE - In an article published in the IMF's quarterly magazine, IMF economists R.D. Asante and Paul Robert Masson talk with Jacqueline Irving of the IMF's external relations department about the pros and cons of expanded monetary union in West Africa.

West African Monetary Institute gets officers

The Committee of Governors of the West African Monetary Institute (WAMI) has appointed four of the five senior officers to work with the Institute's Director-General, M.O. Ojo, a statement from the ECOWAS Secretariat said in Abuja on Feb 12. According to…

Ghana's central bank to close all ailing banks

The Bank of Ghana (BOG) has been taking efforts to close down all non-performing banks as part of its on-going activities to inject sanity and seriousness into the banking sector, according to reports Xinhua News Agency. In line with the new measures,…

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