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NPL threat looms over Ghana’s banking sector – IMF demands stronger action
IMF Mission Chief Ruben Atoyan warned that stronger supervisory action is needed to safeguard recent gains in financial stability.
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Banking reforms incomplete, state-owned banks under watch – IMF Warns
Speaking on PM Express Business Edition on Thursday, IMF Mission Chief Dr Ruben Atoyan said while progress had been made, key vulnerabilities still needed urgent attention.
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SDIs could become next stability threat – IMF flags financial sector risks
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has cautioned that specialised deposit-taking institutions (SDIs) could emerge as a new source of vulnerability in Ghana’s financial system if regulatory and supervisory gaps are…
Banking and Finance
Ghana’s banking system nears full recovery after debt restructuring shock – IMF
IMF Mission Chief, Dr Ruben Atoyan, expressed confidence that only a few banks remain to be fully stabilised as financial sector reforms near conclusion.
Banking and Finance
Banks back to full capital adequacy – IMF declares progress in Ghana sector clean-up
Ghana’s banking sector is close to full recovery following years of stress triggered by the domestic debt restructuring programme, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said.
Banking and Finance
IMF says BoG’s multi-billion cedi losses were part of economic recovery
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has defended the Bank of Ghana (BoG)’s massive financial losses, stating that its aggressive policy actions were necessary to stabilise the economy during Ghana’s crisis…
Banking and Finance
The losses were necessary – IMF backs BoG’s costly economic rescue
IMF Mission Chief Ruben Atoyan has stated that the costs were necessary to stabilise Ghana’s economy after years of severe macroeconomic distress.
Banking and Finance
Bank of Ghana was not too aggressive – IMF defends tight policy measures
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has defended the Bank of Ghana’s aggressive monetary tightening measures despite the central bank recording a staggering GH¢15.6 billion loss in 2025.