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Bills Microcredit Marks Strong 2025 Performance With Employee Awards,...

Bills, Ghana’s leading microfinance institution, marked a strong close to 2025 with its End-of-Year Dinner and Awards Night, recognizing outstanding performance across its nationwideoperations and rewarding excellence among its about 1,700-strong workforce.
The climax of the ceremony was the presentation of ten Toyota Vitz vehicles to five top performing staff across key operational functions, including Credit Risk Analysis, Recovery, Cluster Management, General Monitoring, and Employee of the Year, as well as five long serving employees whose dedication has contributed significantly to the institution’s growth since 2016 and 2017.
As Bills Microcredit looks ahead to 2026, the institution remains focused on deepening customer relationships, strengthening technological capabilities, and expanding financial inclusion across Ghana, while upholding the highest standards of governance, integrity, and responsible growth.
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