MP Kojo Oppong Nkrumah alleged that the Ghana Gold Board chief executive is using extortion allegations to distract the public from financial losses reported by the Bank of Ghana.

Sources familiar with Ghana's Domestic Gold Purchase Programme (DGPP) and the Bank of Ghana (BoG) state that the GH¢21.89 billion 'loss' recorded in 2025 represents an accounting adjustment rather than a direct cash expense.

An expert has called for the costs associated with GoldBod to be removed from the Bank of Ghana's financial records and for environmental damage to be properly accounted for.

Dr. Johnson Asiama, Governor of the Bank of Ghana, revealed that recent tensions in the Middle East have placed significant pressure on Ghana’s international reserves. This situation highlights the global impact of geopolitical events on national economies.

The cryptocurrency platform Mansu has secured dual regulatory approval from both the Bank of Ghana (BoG) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This approval allows Mansu to operate legally within Ghana's financial landscape.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana has ruled out an immediate cut in the country's inflation target, despite improving macroeconomic conditions and a resilient cedi.

Ghana's parliamentary Minority is demanding accountability from GoldBod and the Bank of Ghana regarding a reported $1.7 billion loss, with some members accusing the Majority of shifting the debate from facts to personal attacks. Concerns have been raised that these losses could necessitate taxpayer-funded recapitalization of the central bank.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG), Dr Johnson Asiama, stated that the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) closely monitors the inflation outlook when determining the policy rate.

The Bank of Ghana has inaugurated a Financial Advisory Council (NIFAC) to promote and regulate non-interest banking in the country. The central bank also issued a warning against weak non-interest banking products.

The Bank of Ghana has called on financial institutions to expand lending to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), particularly in the agriculture sector, by developing flexible financing products.

Republic Bank (Ghana) PLC has announced the appointment of Elsie Enninful-Adu as a Non-Executive Director to its Board, effective August 3rd, 2026, following approval from the Bank of Ghana.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana has called on banks to redesign loan products specifically for agriculture-focused small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and to develop investment products tailored for the Ghanaian diaspora.

The Bank of Ghana has sold more than $8 billion into the foreign exchange market since January 2026 to improve liquidity, meet demand, and support the stability of the Ghanaian cedi, which is currently facing fresh pressure.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has advised the Bank of Ghana (BoG) to exercise caution with further policy rate cuts, warning that easing could shift monetary policy from neutral to accommodative, which is not currently warranted.

Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, Ranking Member on Parliament's Economy Committee, has called on the Bank of Ghana (BoG) to fully disclose the monetary financing provided for its Domestic Gold Purchase Programme (DGPP) amid reports of irregularities.

The International Monetary Fund has disclosed that the Bank of Ghana sold $12.9 billion on the foreign exchange market in the year to end-May 2026, about $1.1 billion a month, laying bare the scale…

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) plans to sell up to $1 billion in August 2026 through its Forex Intermediation Programme to counter renewed pressure on the Ghana cedi from increased dollar demand.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG), Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama, has directed all regulated financial institutions to reduce their non-performing loans (NPLs) to not more than 10 percent by the…

Ghana's pension assets have surpassed GH¢100 billion, with the Bank of Ghana Governor highlighting the industry's growing importance for the country's financial stability and economic development.

The Commercial Bank of Ghana (CBG) and the Women of Africa Network have launched a three-day conference aimed at promoting and financing women-owned businesses. CBG reaffirmed its commitment to supporting these enterprises during the event.

The Bank of Ghana reported a 48% increase in reported fraud cases within Ghana's digital financial services sector in 2025, highlighting growing risks in the rapidly expanding digital finance landscape.

Sonzele Community Bank PLC has launched a share mobilization campaign to meet the Bank of Ghana's GH₵5 million minimum capital requirement by December 2026, while also rewarding shareholders with a 25.8% dividend.

Government has deposited US$1.7 billion at the Bank of Ghana to finance the Accra-Kumasi Expressway under the Big Push Infrastructure Programme.

The Bank of Ghana's Composite Index of Economic Activity (CIEA) indicates a continued rise in economic activity as of July 2026, reflecting positive business and consumer confidence.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG), Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama, has endorsed the Ghana Cocoa Board’s (COCOBOD) decision to replace its traditional syndicated loan with local market financing. He described the new approach as a positive reform.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG), Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama, has reassured the public and investors that Ghana’s foreign exchange reserves are strong and not at risk of depletion, despite a recent decline attributed to higher energy costs.

The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Bank of Ghana unanimously decided to maintain the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) at 14 percent, citing rising external risks to inflation despite continued strength in the domestic economy.

The Bank of Ghana has issued a warning that it will take regulatory action against all entities operating as digital credit service providers without the necessary licenses.

According to the Bank of Ghana, commercial banks in the country wrote off a total of GH¢883.7 million as bad debt during the first four months of 2026, encompassing loan losses, depreciation, and other items.

Ghana's economy is reported to remain resilient despite global uncertainties, according to Dr. Asiama, Governor of the Bank of Ghana. The exchange rate has also maintained broad stability amidst global pressures.

The Bank of Ghana warns that increasing transport and haulage costs, along with potential fare hikes, could fuel inflation, while Forbes highlights how rising fuel expenses are pushing logistics beyond routing to orchestration, with AI offering solutions.

The Bank of Ghana reports that the credit-to-GDP gap remains negative as of March 2026, indicating a contraction in credit despite moderated macro-financial risks to the banking sector.

The Bank of Ghana has issued a warning to the public that spraying cedi notes and creating money bouquets are criminal offenses. The central bank is urging citizens to cease these practices to prevent currency misuse.

The Ghanaian government has announced its intention to make a fresh budgetary allocation in the 2027 Budget to continue the recapitalization of the Bank of Ghana, aiming to restore the central bank’s financial strength.

Concerns have been raised by the Minority regarding the Bank of Ghana Governor's closed-door session, with some expressing confusion over their objections. However, others argue that no rule dictates the Governor's appearance must be in-camera.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama, urged stronger collaboration among regulators, financial institutions, technology providers, and consumers to build an innovative, digital-focused financial system.

The Bank of Ghana reported that real interest rates remained positive in April 2026, with policy and market interest rates declining relative to April 2025, consistent with easing inflationary pressures.

The Ghanaian Cedi recorded a slight depreciation against the US dollar, British pound, and euro during the week ending July 9, 2026, according to data from the Bank of Ghana.

Ghana's Bank of Ghana (BoG) warned that ongoing external debt restructuring negotiations could create short-term payment challenges, potentially impacting the domestic currency and requiring more domestic savings for future debt service obligations.

The Head of Fintech and Innovation at the Bank of Ghana, Elhanan Owureku Asare, has expressed doubt about whether current punishments for digital financial fraud are sufficient to deter offenders.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has clarified that employees linked to fraud incidents within financial institutions should not be automatically treated as perpetrators, emphasizing that investigations must determine their actual involvement before sanctions are applied.

Ghana's economy is showing signs of stability, with inflation significantly declining from previous highs and the cedi regaining stability, attributed to the Bank of Ghana's policies.

The Bank of Ghana reported a GH¢40.7 million cash suppression risk after a single GH¢36 million fraud case, despite an overall decline in fraud cases and value at risk in the banking sector.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG), through its Virtual Assets Department, has officially partnered with the Digital Assets Summit Africa (DASA) 2026 to enhance dialogue and regulation within Ghana's evolving digital assets ecosystem.

Interest rates on Government of Ghana Treasury bills saw a marginal increase across all maturities in the most recent auction conducted by the Bank of Ghana.

Ghana experienced a marginal decline in both the number of jobs advertised and passenger arrivals during the first quarter of 2026. These figures were reported by the Bank of Ghana.

The Bank of Ghana's share of domestic debt has decreased to 17%, while commercial creditors now hold 9.2% of Ghana’s external debt, with multilateral and bilateral holders making up the majority.

Ghana's Minister for Finance and the Governor of the Bank of Ghana presented a strong case for investment to international investors and bankers at a high-calibre breakfast event in the UK.

The Bank of Ghana's Director of Communications, Mr. Bernard Otabil, has urged journalists to uphold accuracy and professionalism in their reporting to counter the far-reaching consequences of misinformation and disinformation.

The First Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ghana announced plans to deepen engagement with fintech and digital asset players to regulate the sector, speaking at a Standard Chartered Bank program in Accra.

The Bank of Ghana's Communications Director has warned against misinformation, emphasizing that markets react to accurate information, and urged journalists to strengthen economic reporting and tackle the spread of false information.

Bank of Ghana Governor, Dr. Johnson Asiama, has revealed that developments in the Middle East and news of a peace deal being reached will influence Ghana’s inflation outlook going forward.

The Bank of Ghana has warned bank staff against collusion in collateral fraud, while Tryg is cautioning against new types of cyber scams. These warnings highlight ongoing threats to financial security and integrity.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has issued a directive to regulated financial institutions, ordering them to immediately cease all connections with cryptocurrency platforms that operate illicit foreign currency wallets within the country. This move aims to curb unregulated crypto forex channels.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana outlined his vision for GHIB to become a leading financial bridge between Africa and the international capital market during a town hall meeting in London.

An analysis highlights the necessity of reforming the Bank of Ghana to create a stronger and more independent central bank, crucial for maintaining currency stability and combating inflation.

A spirited debate has emerged over the published financial reports of Ghana's central bank, the Bank of Ghana (BoG), following their recent release.

The Bank of Ghana has increased its market support to $1.2 billion for June as the cedi faces renewed pressure, with the Second Deputy Governor urging businesses to avoid speculation and support the currency's stability. This move aims to stabilize the cedi and mitigate further depreciation.

The Bank of Ghana's internal projections indicate that inflation could exceed 10% by the end of the year, primarily driven by increasing crude oil prices, influencing the central bank's monetary policy decisions.

The government of Ghana failed to meet its target for treasury bills at Auction 2009, according to results released by the Bank of Ghana.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana has proposed establishing an International Financial Services Centre in Accra to attract global investment and enhance Ghana's financial appeal.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG) announced that the government will sell a $1 billion bond on the domestic market to finance cocoa purchases for the 2026/27 crop season.

CUTS International Accra has lauded the Bank of Ghana (BoG) for its swift intervention in suspending the proposed 0.75% wallet-to-bank transfer charges by MTN.

The Bank of Ghana has announced the suspension of a proposed fee for MTN mobile money (MoMo) transfers to bank accounts, following public feedback.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) is awaiting legal advice from its external lawyers and the Receiver regarding the next steps after a court ordered the restoration of GN Savings and Loans' operating licence.

Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama, Governor of the Bank of Ghana, stated that trust is the most crucial element in the digital finance era, urging Africa's financial community to prioritize it.

Senyo Hosi, Convener of the OneGhana Movement and a finance policy analyst, has asserted that the Bank of Ghana failed in its supervisory responsibilities regarding GN Bank, contributing to the severe financial difficulties that ultimately led to the revocation of its license.

The Bank of Ghana has established a new Virtual Assets Committee aimed at harmonizing regulatory implementation, improving inter-agency cooperation, and strengthening oversight of digital asset markets.

Speaker of Parliament Alban Bagbin intends to admit a motion filed by the Minority seeking a parliamentary inquiry into alleged losses associated with the Bank of Ghana’s Domestic Gold Purchase Programme, with debate to follow after recall.

Gideon Boako claims that the GH¢22 billion loss from the Domestic Gold Purchase Programme (DGPP) is a deliberate profiteering scheme. He holds GoldBod, the Bank of Ghana, and the Finance Ministry responsible for this loss.

Ghanaian Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin has vehemently rejected allegations questioning his motives for demanding accountability regarding losses from the Bank of Ghana’s Domestic Gold Purchase Program.

The Controller and Accountant-General’s Department (CAGD) in Ghana has directed all covered entities to obtain prior written approval from the Controller and Accountant-General before opening bank accounts with the Bank of Ghana or any commercial bank.

Ghana's Bank of Ghana Governor announced that all 23 banks in the country are now fully capitalized, attributing the improvement to better asset quality.

Ghanaian politicians and experts are defending GoldBod against accusations that it caused the Bank of Ghana's $1.7 billion loss, challenging claims made in an IMF report. They argue that the losses were necessary for GoldBod to compete in the gold market and stabilize the economy.

Thirty US universities, including Harvard and MIT, have been ordered to audit their research ties with China. This directive comes as Harvard also appointed former Bank of Ghana Governor Ernest Addison as a senior research fellow.

The Bank of Ghana has identified an estimated $4.8 billion annual financing gap for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and is advocating for digital data-driven lending solutions.

Large-scale miners in Ghana have committed 30% of their gold output to the Bank of Ghana and GoldBod under the Gold for Oil Program (GANRAP). This agreement aims to support gold-based reserve accumulation and position Ghana as West Africa's gold refining hub.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) is stepping up efforts to remove unlicensed digital lenders from the financial sector, planning to publish weekly lists of operators providing digital credit services without central bank approval.

JoyNews Research has fact-checked and debunked a claim by former Minister Abena Osei-Asare that the Bank of Ghana's 2025 financial report understated a $1.7 billion gold trade loss.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) and the Chartered Institute of Bankers (CIB Ghana) have pledged to deepen collaboration and strengthen ethics and professionalism within the banking sector.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana stated that the country's gross international reserves of US$12.9 billion are sufficient to cover import needs for about five months and stabilize the cedi's value.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has urged the Bank of Ghana to cease its quasi-fiscal activities following reported losses of GH¢22 billion from its Domestic Gold Purchase Programme (DGPP). An MP from Sagnarigu stated that these losses were necessary for economic recovery.

An IMF report has revealed that the Bank of Ghana incurred $1.7 billion in losses from its gold purchase program, a figure eight times higher than the previously reported $214 million. Gideon Boako has cited the report and questioned GoldBod about these significant losses.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has stated that its early assessments of the 20% Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) implementation have been orderly, leading to the absorption of GH¢11.5 billion from the market. The Central Bank has been closely monitoring liquidity conditions, money market rates, credit activity, and the foreign exchange market since its introduction.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has issued a public warning against 20 mobile loan applications operating without proper licensing or authorization, stating their activities violate regulatory frameworks and pose risks to consumers.

Mobile money transactions in Ghana reached a value of GHS492.9 billion across 954 million transactions in June 2026, significantly surpassing cheque payments, according to data from the Bank of Ghana.

All six members of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Bank of Ghana voted to keep the policy rate at 14%, according to the minutes of their meeting.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) states that improving lending conditions across the financial sector are strengthening the case for regulatory reforms aimed at supporting innovation and expanding financial inclusion.

Sammy Gyamfi has rebutted claims made by Abena Osei-Asare, denying any link between GoldBod and the Bank of Ghana's losses. He insists that GoldBod remains financially strong despite the Minority's assertions.

The Bank of Ghana has defended its decision to maintain the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) at 14%, citing easing global oil prices, a favorable inflation outlook, and strong external reserves as factors giving policymakers confidence, while leading economic institutions forecast inflation rates of 5.0% and 4.90% respectively for July 2026.

The Head of Fintech and Innovation at the Bank of Ghana stated that Ghana's digital economy does not face a trust crisis but warned that unchecked digital fraud could erode public confidence.

Economist Williams Kwasi Peprah has advised that Ghana's Ministry of Finance should assume responsibility for funding the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) to ensure its operational sustainability, following the Bank of Ghana's withdrawal of support.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) plans to engage industry stakeholders in operationalizing its new virtual asset law, recognizing it as a new and evolving sector.

The Bank of Ghana has issued a warning to traders, transport operators, and businesses, stating that refusing to accept Ghana cedi coins as payment is a criminal offense punishable by law.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) is currently assessing the impact and effectiveness of reforms implemented to enhance monetary policy transmission within the banking sector.

The Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of Ghana is scheduled to meet this week to assess inflation risks, liquidity conditions, monetary policy transmission, and the volatility in global oil markets.

The Bank of Ghana's Monetary Policy Committee has commenced its 131st meeting, with Governor Dr Johnson Pandit Asiama emphasizing the need for careful, evidence-based policy decisions to navigate global economic uncertainties and rising energy prices.

The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Bank of Ghana has begun its three-day meeting to assess economic developments, with inflation, external risks, and the recent stability of the cedi dominating the agenda.

Ghana's Bank of Ghana (BoG) has reportedly validated Vice President Bawumia's gold reforms, with a government official stating that the BoG's own answers confirm the recent stability of the cedi is sustained through the Domestic Gold Purchase Programme.

Economist Professor Godfred Bokpin has criticized Parliament's decision to hold a closed-door meeting with the Governor of the Bank of Ghana, echoing concerns from Ghanaian MPs who accused the Majority of obscuring the Governor's responses during the in-camera sitting.

The Bank of Ghana has unveiled new community banking reforms and a digital banking framework as the rural banking sector celebrates 50 years. Rural banks have been given until December 2026 to transition to community banks, aiming to further financial inclusion in Ghana.

Dr. Gideon Boako, Deputy Ranking Member of Parliament’s Finance Committee, claims that the Bank of Ghana Governor's submitted responses indicate the Gold Purchase Programme, introduced by the previous NPP administration, is responsible for the cedi's stability.

Zeepay is working closely with the Bank of Ghana and other stakeholders following the revocation of its operating license, with officials and police restricting access to its headquarters.

Ghana's Supreme Court has ordered a stay of execution on a Court of Appeal decision that directed the Bank of Ghana to restore the operating licence of GN Savings and Loans Limited.

Ghana's government oversubscribed its treasury bills auction by 77%, but will pay a higher yield of 12.99% for one-year bills, according to results from the Bank of Ghana.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG) has appealed to traders and market operators to adopt proper cash-handling practices to preserve the quality of Ghana's currency. This is part of a national clean-up drive.

Stakeholders in Ghana's financial sector, including the Bank of Ghana (BoG), are calling for deeper collaboration among regulators, financial institutions, service providers, the public, and media to combat rising financial fraud, particularly in payment services.

A Bank of Ghana (BoG) official explained that mobile money fraud primarily relies on psychological manipulation rather than hacking. The BoG also reported a significant 40% decrease in fraud committed by staff within banks and specialized deposit-taking institutions by 2025.

According to the Bank of Ghana's 2025 Fraud Report, cash suppression remained the most prevalent fraud type in the Savings and Deposit-Taking Institutions (SDI) sector, with Rural and Community Banks accounting for over half of these cases, despite an overall 59 percent decline in reported incidents.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) anticipates the recent stability of the cedi to persist, citing improved conditions in the foreign exchange market.

A Bank of Ghana Annual Report for 2025 revealed that digital fraud and card-related disputes were the primary concerns raised by bank customers.

The Bank of Ghana is advocating for an industry-wide system to combat fraud across banks, fintechs, and mobile money platforms, recognizing that digital payments can formalize the informal economy but are threatened by fraud. While technology can prevent hacking, the Bank of Ghana's Fintech Head notes that customers surrendering their PINs remains a significant vulnerability.

The Ghana Interbank Payment and Settlement Systems Limited (GhIPSS) formally presented a dividend of GH¢14.58 million to its sole shareholder, the Bank of Ghana, for the year 2025.

The Bank of Ghana reports significant progress in the country's banking sector, with industry-wide compliance with Sustainable Banking Principles reaching 73 percent as of September 2025.

The Bank of Ghana Governor warns that despite falling global oil prices following a Middle East ceasefire, Ghana and other emerging economies must remain vigilant against persistent external economic risks.

Ghana's Deputy Minister for Finance, Thomas Ampem Nyarko, confirmed that the government has registered a company to operationalize the Women’s Development Bank and is now awaiting an operating license from the Bank of Ghana.

Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama, Governor of the Bank of Ghana, encouraged commercial banks to increase their support for Ghanaian entrepreneurs and export-oriented businesses to translate the country's recent economic stability into broad-based prosperity.

Retirees in Ghana face a dilemma as falling interest rates, influenced by the Bank of Ghana's policy rate, significantly affect their financial outlook and pension returns.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana has called on commercial banks to increase their support for agriculture, manufacturing, and export-oriented businesses to foster sustainable economic growth.

The Bank of Ghana has advised banks and electronic money issuers to cease providing services that support unauthorized fiat currency wallet arrangements, urging immediate discontinuation of such support.

The Bank of Ghana has extended the deadline for International Money Transfer Operators (IMTOs) registration and issued a warning to those who fail to comply.

The Ghana Association of Microfinance Companies (GAMC) has appealed to the Bank of Ghana (BoG) for more time to meet the GH¢50 million recapitalization deadline. They warn that the current December 2026 deadline could force many institutions out of business.

Ghana is actively pitching its citizenship by investment program and broader economic opportunities to global investors in London. The Finance Minister and Bank of Ghana Governor are courting investors to highlight the country's potential.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Johnson Pandit Asiama, has outlined an ambitious vision for Ghana to transform into an International Financial Services Centre and the 'Singapore of Africa,' emphasizing the importance of domestic private capital reforms.

Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama, Governor of the Bank of Ghana, emphasizes improving access to credit for businesses and individuals as a key priority to consolidate economic stability and accelerate growth. He is pushing for digital credit and bankable projects to achieve this.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana stated the institution's full commitment to protecting current financial gains and reinforcing trust in the financial system. This is aimed at assuring development partners and investors of the government's fiscal discipline.

Sources indicate that the Bank of Ghana is considering selling its recently commissioned $260 million headquarters in Accra, less than two years after its completion.

The Bank of Ghana is working on leveraging technology to create digital platforms that will facilitate easier capital raising for small businesses and individuals via mobile phones.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) is advocating for increased transparency and due diligence in property transactions, urging real estate brokers and investors to prioritize these measures to reduce fraud and boost confidence in the sector.

The Minority in Ghana's Parliament has accused the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC) of attempting to introduce a 0.75% charge on mobile money transactions through the Bank of Ghana and a private fintech arrangement. They have also raised concerns over the Bank of Ghana’s decision to suspend the proposed charge, questioning the explanation of 'further consultation'.

The Bank of Ghana has directed Mobile Money Fintech Limited (MMFL) to halt the implementation of its proposed 0.75% fee on direct wallet-to-bank transfers, pending further consultations.

The IMF has defended the Bank of Ghana's multi-billion cedi losses as a necessary part of economic recovery, stating that the central bank's tight policy measures were not too aggressive. However, the IMF also warned of a looming non-performing loan threat over Ghana's banking sector and demanded stronger action.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama, has urged for the implementation of integrated payment and settlement systems across Africa to enhance trade, financial inclusion, and economic growth.

Dr. Kweku Ndoum, founder of GN Savings, expressed shock over the revocation of its license and disputed claims that the institution was insolvent prior to the downgrade and subsequent revocation. A lawyer for GN Savings also stated that the Bank of Ghana revoked the license solely on insolvency grounds, not other alleged breaches.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has called for improved governance and transparency in Ghana’s Domestic Gold Purchase Programme (DGPP), citing concerns that its financial costs contribute to pressure on the Bank of Ghana’s balance sheet.

Ghana's Minority caucus has filed a new motion seeking a parliamentary probe into an alleged $1.7 billion loss by GoldBod, while GoldBod denies claims of a GH¢1 billion overdraft from the Bank of Ghana and demands a retraction from Boako. Boako, in turn, questions GoldBod's reported GH¢907 million profit amidst the overdraft allegations.

Mansu Technologies Ltd, the platform behind 'Crypto Made Easy,' has received approval for the SEC Virtual Asset Sandbox, adding to its existing Bank of Ghana Regulatory Sandbox status and strengthening its regulatory credentials in the country.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has taken significant steps towards implementing non-interest banking, marking a new chapter for the country's financial system.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. Johnson Asiama, encouraged banks to list on the Ghana Stock Exchange to access long-term capital for business lending.

Dr. Adu Owusu Sarkodie, a senior lecturer at the University of Ghana, proposes that the financial costs of the Domestic Gold Purchase Programme (DGPP) should be shared between the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) and the Bank of Ghana (BoG).

The Bank of Ghana is calling for stronger collaboration among financial sector stakeholders to enhance the country's digital finance ecosystem and improve access to financial services for small and medium-sized enterprises.

Fred Kyei Asamoah, a Member of Parliament and the Economy and Development Committee, stated that concerns about the Bank of Ghana's negative equity should not be a surprise, insisting that questions have long surrounded the issue.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana stated that the relative stability of the cedi and a significant decline in inflation are creating conditions for stronger credit growth in Ghana.

The Institute of Economic Research and Public Policy (IERPP) is questioning the Bank of Ghana's reported US$18 billion foreign exchange interventions, suggesting significant opportunity costs for the economy.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG) has called on banks to develop innovative investment products for the diaspora. He also emphasized the importance of fiscal discipline for sustaining Ghana's economic gains.

Private sector credit in Ghana surged by 41.2% in June 2026, a significant increase from the previous year, prompting the Bank of Ghana governor to encourage banks to expand lending.

Sammy Gyamfi stated that GoldBod has not yet agreed to the Bank of Ghana's proposal for it to serve as a fiscal agent. Afenyo-Markin responded to Gyamfi, emphasizing a desire for the best outcome for him.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama, stated that Ghana's economy maintains positive prospects due to a continuous decline in inflation.

The Bank of Ghana has instructed commercial banks to lower their non-performing loan (NPL) ratios to below 10 percent by the end of 2026.

Stanbic Bank Ghana has become the first bank in the country to receive approval from the Bank of Ghana to offer clients direct access to the China Cross-Border Interbank Payment System (CIPS), aiming to streamline trade and financial transactions.

An article discusses the primary objective of the Bank of Ghana (BoG) to maintain price stability, as well as its role in the indigenization of mines, as outlined in the Bank of Ghana Act, 2002.

Ghana's central bank is likely to maintain a cautious, data-dependent monetary policy stance, with gold and cocoa exports expected to support the external sector despite risks to reserves and the cedi from energy payments and global volatility.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has recognized the corrective measures taken by the Bank of Ghana (BoG) to cease financing the government, following a temporary breach of lending limits.

The Bank of Ghana is advocating for a shift from mere financial access to comprehensive financial health to deepen inclusion, emphasizing that innovation must be safeguarded by regulation without being stifled. These discussions took place during the Ecobank-JoyNews Financial Dialogue Series.

The Bank of Ghana expressed deep sorrow over the death of Ndan Yaa-Naa Abukari II, the Overlord of Dagbon, recognizing his significant legacy of peace and unity.

Traders in the Sunyani Business Community have lauded the Bank of Ghana's measures to sustain the Ghana cedi coin as a legal tender, following a directive from the central bank.

Ghana's export earnings surged to US$18.29 billion in the first six months of 2026, primarily driven by higher gold exports, according to Bank of Ghana data.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) and the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) are finalizing a new financing arrangement to support the country’s gold purchasing program and reduce pressure on the central bank’s balance sheet.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) plans to sell its remaining shareholdings in the Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) and the National Investment Bank (NIB). This move is part of an effort to strengthen the BoG's role strictly as a financial sector regulator.

The Bank of Ghana's July 2026 data indicates that the cedi depreciated by 9.5% against the American dollar in the interbank market, trading at GH¢11.55.

Ghana's public debt has continued its upward trend, reaching GH¢720.8 billion in May 2026, according to data from the Bank of Ghana.

The Bank of Ghana announced that inflation is expected to return to its medium-term target of 8 ± 2% by the end of 2026, despite a marginal increase in April 2026, which marked the first rise since December 2024.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has introduced a new educational observership program, offering university students direct exposure to the Monetary Policy Committee's work to enhance transparency in policy rate setting.

The Bank of Ghana has indicated an end to the disinflation period and is now highlighting inflation risks. Additionally, the bank has terminated its GoldBod prefinancing arrangement.

OmniBSIC Bank offered the lowest interest rate on household loans in May 2026, according to the latest Annualised Percentage Rate (APR) data released by the Bank of Ghana on July 17.

The Chairman of Parliament’s Economy and Development Committee, Eric Afful, has defended a closed-door meeting regarding the Bank of Ghana (BoG). He dismissed suggestions of shielding the central bank from scrutiny, emphasizing the need to handle its operations with discretion to maintain independence.

Ghana's community banking sector has shown significant growth, now comprising 147 licensed institutions with nearly 1,000 branches, serving over eight million customers, according to the Bank of Ghana.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. Johnson Asiama, stated that the central bank did not conduct any direct foreign exchange market interventions between August 2024 and December 2025.

Ghana's Majority Leader Mahama Ayariga has defended Parliament's decision to hold a closed-door briefing with the Bank of Ghana Governor, while the Minority is accused of prioritizing media optics over accountability regarding the proceedings.

The Digital Chamber of Ghana has publicly supported the Bank of Ghana's decision to revoke the Dedicated Electronic Money Issuer licence of Zeepay Ghana Ltd., while also assuring the public of the continued stability of the nation's digital payments ecosystem.

The Bank of Ghana has revoked Zeepay Ghana Limited's Dedicated Electronic Money Issuer (DEMI) licence with immediate effect, citing multiple regulatory breaches and persistent non-compliance.

The Bank of Ghana's May 2026 Monetary Policy Report indicates a moderation in broad money growth, primarily due to a significant decline in Net Foreign Assets, leading to a slowdown in liquidity during the first four months of the year.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana participated in a national clean-up exercise at Agbogbloshie and encouraged traders to maintain the cleanliness of cedi notes for public health.

The Bank of Ghana's fintech head suggests that mobile money transaction histories should be utilized to provide informal workers with access to credit, insurance, and other financial services, moving beyond basic sending and receiving functions.

Financial sector fraud cases in Ghana surged by 63% in four years, with the value at risk exceeding GH¢100 million in 2025, and only 5% of exposed funds recovered. A Bank of Ghana report further indicates a 48% surge in fraud cases, leading to the dismissal of 75 bank staff.

A report from the Bank of Ghana indicates that only one in three staff members implicated in fraud were dismissed in 2025, with cash theft and suppression being the most prevalent employee-related offenses.

The Ghana Bankers Association anticipates that the Bank of Ghana will keep its monetary policy rate unchanged at the upcoming Monetary Policy Committee meeting, despite improvements in macroeconomic conditions.

The Bank of Ghana's Head of Fintech and Innovation, Elhanan Owureku Asare, has cautioned that rising digital fraud could erode public confidence and derail Ghana's efforts to transition to a cash-lite economy.

The Bank of Ghana injected $2.01 billion into the foreign exchange market in June 2026 to meet rising demand and support the stability of the cedi, which recorded its first monthly gain of the year.

The Bank of Ghana reported that the banking industry's liquid assets to total deposits increased to 96.3% by the end of December 2025, up from 92.5% in the same period of 2024, though credit risk remains elevated.

Ghana has launched its Sustainable Finance Roadmap, with the Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. Johnson Asiama, urging financial regulators to collaborate on managing climate and sustainability risks, which he described as systemic challenges.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. Johnson Asiama, highlighted Ghana's economic recovery from recent challenges, emphasizing the importance of resilient domestic debt markets for stability across Africa.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has issued a warning that individuals who repeatedly issue dud cheques will face a three-year ban. This prohibition will prevent them from issuing new cheques and accessing credit facilities.

The Bank of Ghana has converted all rural banks into community banks as part of a broader sector reform initiative. This move aims to restructure and strengthen the financial landscape for these institutions.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has agreed to establish a joint industry committee to address concerns raised by microfinance institutions, savings and loans companies, and other financial sector players regarding proposed sweeping reforms.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana (BoG), Dr. Johnson Asiama, stated that Ghana’s banking sector remains resilient with improvements in asset growth and quality, but warned that credit risks persist.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has issued a directive ordering all regulated financial institutions to immediately cease supporting fiat currency wallet services, particularly those denominated in foreign currencies like USD, offered by cryptocurrency platforms. This move aims to curb unregulated crypto forex channels within the country.

The Bank of Ghana's negative equity position has reportedly worsened to approximately GHS 94 billion by 2025, primarily driven by the Domestic Debt Exchange Programme (DDEP) and monetary policy.

An article suggests that former Ghanaian President Mahama should demand quarterly Key Performance Indicator reports from all institutions, while acknowledging the Ministry of Finance and Bank of Ghana's efforts in economic restoration.

The Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) honored the Bank of Ghana for its contributions towards national development and the media sector, with bank officials receiving the award.

The Bank of Ghana is implementing major reforms in the community banking sector to build stronger, more resilient, and well-capitalized banks, according to the ARB Apex Bank MD.

Access Bank (Ghana) PLC has announced the appointment of two accomplished banking executives to its senior leadership team. These appointments follow regulatory approval from the Bank of Ghana, strengthening the bank's leadership.

The Bank of Ghana has strongly refuted claims that it is considering selling its newly commissioned US$260 million headquarters, labeling the reports as 'false and misleading'.

The Convention People’s Party (CPP) has called on the Bank of Ghana (BoG) to continue printing and circulating pesewa coins, advocating for stronger enforcement of their acceptance nationwide.

The Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of Ghana unanimously voted to maintain the policy rate at 14%, citing ongoing concerns about the inflation outlook.

The Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. Johnson Asiama, addressed the CEO Summit, emphasizing the importance of monetary stability, bold leadership, and coordinated policy reforms to drive Ghana's economic recovery and industrial growth.

The Bank of Ghana is expected to mop over GH¢16.0 billion into unremunerated Cash Reserve Ratio while simultaneously releasing US$1.4 billion from the CRR, aiming to ease exchange rate pressure.

The recent depreciation of the Ghanaian cedi, extending to 10.11% against the dollar, is attributed to demand pressures and global conflicts. The Bank of Ghana assures adequate reserves to meet forex demand, describing the current pressure as temporary and within reasonable limits compared to historic rates.

Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama, Governor of the Bank of Ghana, has assured the public and investors that the significant operating and Other Comprehensive Income losses incurred in 2025 will not recur at the same scale in 2026.

Ghana's Finance Minister, Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam, has cautioned against politicizing banking regulation following a court ruling on GN Savings. He stated that the ruling poses fiscal and financial stability risks and called for the Bank of Ghana and the Finance Ministry to explain its implications.