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  1. The Bank of Ghana and CIRIP jointly organized a forum to address Non-Performing Loan challenges, while also overseeing financial institutions in Ghana.

CIRIP calls for stronger insolvency framework in Ghana to boost investment

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The Chartered Institute of Restructuring and Insolvency Practitioners (CIRIP) Ghana called for a stronger business rescue and insolvency framework in Ghana to protect investments and boost investor confidence. The institute noted that clear rules for managing business failures are essential for attracting investment. The President of CIRIP stated that Ghana's prior legal framework primarily focused on liquidation, limiting reorganization options for viable enterprises experiencing financial difficulties.

From ghanaiantimes.com.gh

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The call aims to support Ghana's industrialization and private sector growth. CIRIP argues that effective business restructuring systems are important tools for promoting economic resilience and financial stability. The institute has worked with various stakeholders to advance reforms in Ghana’s corporate restructuring and insolvency landscape.

The Bank of Ghana and CIRIP recently organized a forum to address Non-Performing Loan challenges and oversee financial institutions in Ghana.

From ghanaiantimes.com.gh

Who's involved

  • GhanaThe country where the insolvency framework is being advocated for.
  • CIRIPThe institute advocating for stronger business rescue and insolvency laws.
  • Bank of GhanaThe central bank that jointly organized a forum with CIRIP on NPL challenges.
  • Seth TerkperThe Minister for Finance and Economic Planning of Ghana who attended the NPL Forum with CIRIP.

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  • Ghana Revenue AuthoritySpeculative

    The Ghana Revenue Authority may benefit from sustained tax revenue generated by recovering businesses.

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