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I turned away many filmmakers because banks didn’t understand the industry – Kofi Amoabeng

Former CEO and Co-Founder of defunct UT Bank, Captain (rtd) Prince Kofi Amoabeng has admitted that he did little to support Ghana’s film industry during his time in banking, citing the challenges conventional banks face in understanding the sector.
Amoabeng is now urging corporate Ghana to reconsider its approach to the creative arts, arguing that the sector could provide employment opportunities for young people with the requisite talent and skills.
His comments highlight a longstanding challenge for Ghana’s film industry, where access to financing remains critical to producing films, developing talent and expanding the reach of local stories.
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