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Strengthening the  remittance architecture: What the new IMTO guidelines mean for the market

Prof. Samuel Lartey www.pefghana.org Remittances have become one of Ghana’s most dependable sources of external finance, supporting household livelihoods, small enterprises, and community development across the country. Beyond consumption, these inflows finance education, healthcare, housing, and informal business activity, reinforcing their role as a stabilising force within the national economy. As remittance volumes grow and […] The post Strengthening the  remittance architecture: What the new IMTO guidelines mean for the […]

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Why Ghana must enforce the issuance of proper money market instruments

By Dela Herman Agbo,Chief Executive Officer of EcoCapital Investment Management Ltd Introduction Money market instruments are the backbone of any well-functioning financial system. They provide short-term funding to issuers, preserve capital for investors, and serve as the benchmark for pricing risk across the economy. In Ghana, however, the money market outside government Treasury bills remains […] The post Why Ghana must enforce the issuance of proper money market instruments appeared […]

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Reimagining activity on the Ghana Stock Exchange: Putting the individual Investor back at the center

As CEO of EcoCapital Investment Management Limited, I have had countless conversations with investors—young professionals, retirees, entrepreneurs, and first-time savers who all share one concern: the Ghana Stock Exchange feels distant. Not irrelevant, not unimportant, but distant. And distance, in capital markets, often translates into inactivity. The Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE) has strong fundamentals. We […] The post Reimagining activity on the Ghana Stock Exchange: Putting the individual Investor back […]

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Analysis: See how much Ghana has earned from mineral royalties since 2011

Ghana has mined gold since colonial times, yet the long-promised transformation from gold to diamonds and then to oil has not delivered the kind of structural economic shift many expected. A recurring question is what Ghana has truly gained from its mineral wealth and why those resources have not been leveraged to accelerate development. Other […]Source: www.myjoyonline.comRead full article

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