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Maputo to host 2024 BFSI Conference on June 19

This year’s edition of the Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance (BFSI) Conference will take place in Maputo, Mozambique on June 19. Organizers say it “is...

Mozambique to host 2023 BFSI conference in September

Mozambique is set to host this year’s Conference on Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance Sector, next month. The event scheduled for September 13 and 14,...

Ghana revokes licenses of 23 financial institutions

Ghana's central bank has revoked the licenses of twenty-three (23) financial institutions mostly savings and loans companies. The Bank of Ghana in a statement on...

Ghana: First Atlantic Bank denies not settling retrenched staff

First Atlantic Bank Ghana has denied accusations of flouting the Labour Act by refusing to compensate some of its retrenched staff. The Bank has been...

Ghana: First Atlantic Bank refuses to settle redundant staff

First Atlantic Bank in Ghana is dragging its feet to pay severance packages of Locked-out staff about 68, some of whom are pregnant women...

MTN to offer mobile banking in Nigeria in 2019

Telecom firm MTN wants to offer mobile banking in Africa’s most populous country Nigeria from next year. The Chief Executive Officer of the South African...

Stanchart profit up by 25% despite slow performance in Africa

Standard Chartered PLC has recorded a 25 percent increase in profit as at last month. The Banks says the achievement is as a result of...

Opinion: Ghana’s stuttering panic withdrawals – a simple approach

Crisis may be too strong a word for it, but Ghana’s current economic predicament is more than a little uncomfortable. Only after exhibiting strong macroeconomic...

Ghanaian born ex-UBS trader avoids deportation

A former UBS trader who was jailed after being convicted of a huge fraud has avoided being deported from the UK. Kweku Adeboli, 38, has...

West African countries urged to diversify their economies

The Association of African Central Banks is warning the goal of attaining a single currency status in West Africa will be a mirage. It believes the only solution to the problem is by diversifying the economies of the various countries in the Wet African Monetary Zone. Various attempts by West Africa to introduce a common currency known as the ECO has suffered various setbacks with the recent one being the outbreak of Ebola in three member countries. It is currently unclear if the countries will now meet the convergence criteria for the currency to take off in 2020.

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