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GEXIM Bank’s capital adequacy ratio rises to 75.3% in 2025 – SIGA Report

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GEXIM Bank’s capital adequacy ratio rises to 75.3% in 2025 – SIGA Report

Sylvester Adinam Mesah The Ghana Export-Import Bank (GEXIM Bank) significantly strengthened its capacity to withstand potential financial losses in 2025, with its capital adequacy ratio increasing to 75.

The report said the bank’s capital adequacy ratio remained substantially above the regulatory minimum, providing a considerable financial buffer against potential losses.

According to the report, GEXIM Bank’s stronger capital base, reduced leverage and sustained profitability have reinforced its long-term financial resilience and enhanced its ability to deliver on its development-finance mandate.

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