Ghana Financial Services

Godwin Binlinla shares his assessment of the microfinance and microlending sector in Ghana and presents WBI Micro-Credit Services, a micro-credit company founded in October 2015. Its mission is to provide high quality collateral free loans to the general public with more emphasis on the needy in society, especially women, in order to improve their total well-being.

Edem Bart shares his assessment of the financial sector in Ghana. According to him, the regulators are now introducing many corporate governance policies to strengthen how the various financial institutions are governed. The industry is good, but there are also more prospects going forward.

Andrew Takyi-Appiah discusses financial services and shares his assessment of the fintech sector in Ghana. He also presents Zeepay, the fastest growing fintech focusing on digital rails to connect digital assets such as mobile money wallets, cards, ATMs, bank accounts and digital tokens to international money transfer operators, payments, subscriptions, international airtime and refugee payments.

Aseye Akotia presents Nordea Capital, an investment bank licensed by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) offering a comprehensive range of services in asset management, research and strategy, corporate finance and private equity to institutional, corporate and private clients.

Nathaniel Johnson gives an overview of the debt recovery sector in Ghana and presents Experts Consult. The firm engages in the service of debt recovery, debt management, risk monitoring, revenue collection and also acts as a process serving company. Its goal is to assist financial institutions, companies and individuals repossess their hard earned assets or cash that could have been lost or written off as bad debts.