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A new chapter for Ghana’s financial system: Commending BoG on non-interest banking milestone

Ghana should therefore see the emergence of non-interest finance as an opportunity to deepen its financial system and attract new pools of domestic and international capital.
For years, IFRIG Ghana has consistently advocated for the development of a regulatory environment that would allow non-interest banking and finance to operate within Ghana’s financial system.
It will require continued collaboration between the Bank of Ghana, Securities and Exchange Commission, National Insurance Commission, Ministry of Finance, financial institutions, Research Institutes, professional bodies, academia, religious organisations, investors and development partners.
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