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GEXIM Bank’s interest income surges 90% to GH¢153.9m – SIGA report

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GEXIM Bank’s interest income surges 90% to GH¢153.9m – SIGA report

65 million to GH¢170 million, indicating that some borrowers continued to experience financial distress.56 million, compared with GH¢547.90 million in 2025.

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