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Frank Brako Adu Jnr, Managing Director of CAL Bank, gives an overview of the banking sector in Ghana and presents CAL Bank, an indigenous Ghanaian bank with a network of 18 branches and 50 offsite ATMs across the country.
Simon Dornoo, Managing Director of Ghana Commercial Bank, talks about the informal banking sector, which represents a huge market opportunity for banks in Ghana, as the formal sector deals with only 3 to 4 million bank accounts.
Felix Nyarko-Pong, Chief Executive Officer of uniBank, talks about the growing economy of Ghana and invites investors to come and look at the opportunities. Mr. Nyarko-Pong also emphasizes on the fact that Ghana has the financial services to meet all their requirements.
Felix Nyarko-Pong, Chief Executive Officer of uniBank Ghana, talks about some of the challenges the Ghanaian economy is facing, such as the prices of commodities going down, cocoa exports slowing and the oil economy remaining flat.
Kwabena Duffuor II, Chief Operating Officer at uniBank Ghana, discusses high lending rates and shares his vision for the future of his SME clients. He also mentions some opportunities in Ghana, in areas such as infrastructure and the oil and gas sector.
Felix Nyarko-Pong, CEO of uniBank Ghana, talks about the importance of excellent customer service delivery and discusses the fact that having a good understanding of SME customers is a clear competitive advantage.
uniBank Ghana Limited was incorporated as a private company in December 1997 to operate as a bank. It is a wholly owned Ghanaian and authorized to undertake a broad range of banking business. uniBank Ghana opened its door to customers in January 2001. The bank’s vision is to be the leading and preferred bank, offering comprehensive financial solutions to their customers (SME and Personal Banking markets) in a professional, caring, responsive and profitable way.
Moody’s Investors Service issued a report on Kuwait’s banking system in which it indicated that the outlook on the sector remains “stable”, unchanged since 2011.
Felix Nyarko-Pong, CEO of uniBank, gives his assessment of the financial and banking sectors in Ghana. He also discusses challenges, in terms of the country’s economy and presents uniBank Ghana.
Ahmed I. Rajab, General Manager of Jumhouria Bank, the largest bank in Libya
Jumhouria Bank is the largest bank in Libya and was the result of a merger between Al Ummah Bank and Jumhouria Bank. Now we have a total capital of about 1 billion Libyan dinar and total assets for 2012 of 33 billion Libyan dinar on the balance sheet and 12 billion dinar off the balance sheet for a total of about 44 billion Libyan dinar.
