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Johnson Pandit Asiama appointed Governor of Bank of Ghana; banking assets grow 20.47%

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 11
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Johnson Pandit Asiama was appointed as the Governor of the Bank of Ghana. During his tenure, the Bank of Ghana reported that banking assets reached GH¢500.20 billion, or about US$42.4 billion, by the end of August. This figure represents a 20.47% increase over the previous year's total of GH¢415.20 billion, according to remarks made on October 8.

From riotimesonline.com

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The asset growth comes after Ghana's banks suffered heavy losses during the 2022 debt crisis. The Governor noted that a healthier banking system could provide more credit for trade for US investors, lenders, and exporters.

From riotimesonline.com

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    The national economy might benefit from increased credit availability for trade.

  • Ghana cediSpeculative

    The currency might see increased confidence and support from the healthier banking system and asset growth.

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