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SSNIT raises stake in Société Générale Ghana

The bank rebranded as SG-SSB in 2004 after Société Générale acquired a 51 per cent controlling stake, and subsequently became SG in 2013 to align with the group’s global corporate identity GNA Edited by Kenneth Sackey [email22 per cent stake, while SSNIT will acquire five per cent, with the new majority shareholder taking over the bank’s operations, including existing client portfolios and employees.1, GNA – The Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) has increased its stake in Société Générale Ghana to 24.
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