BoG downgrades GN Bank, now Savings and loans

The Bank of Ghana has downgraded GN Bank to a savings and loans company. This was after the central bank finished what it describes as the banking resolution requiring each commercial bank operating in the country to have a minimum capital of 400 million cedis.

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GAF exposes Jakpa’s alleged indebtedness, insubordination and indiscipline during military days

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