… The call was made at the Ghana Horticulture Expo 2026, held under the theme, “From Soil to Sovereignty: Building Ghana’s Agricultural Self-Reliance Through Innovation.” Speaking on behalf of the Managing Director of Fidelity Bank, Julian Opuni, the Divisional Director for Corpora …
… Delivering an address on behalf of Managing Director Julian Opuni, John-Paul Taabavi, Divisional Director for Corporate and Institutional Banking, framed the challenge through a single comparison. …
Julian Opuni Fidelity Bank Ghana has convened a landmark Debt Capital Markets Conference to explore how Ghana can convert its hard-won macroeconomic stability into efficiently priced, long-term capital for productive investment. …
… Opening the conference, Julian Opuni, Managing Director of Fidelity Bank Ghana, noted that while much of the past three years had necessarily focused on stabilisation, improving conditions now present a genuine opportunity. …
… Beryl Kafui Kwawukume-Ntiri, the Regional Sales and Services Manager for the South East Sector, representing Managing Director Julian Opuni, delivered remarks on behalf of the bank. …
… The donation was presented by the Managing Director of Fidelity Bank, Julian Opuni, to the Minister for Sports and Recreation, Kofi Iddie Adams, at a brief ceremony in Accra. …
… Managing Director Julian Opuni noted that the Bank’s growth was driven by disciplined execution, targeted expansion, and investments in innovation. …
… Managing Director Julian Opuni noted that the Bank’s growth was driven by disciplined execution, targeted expansion, and investments in innovation. …
… Managing Director Julian Opuni noted that the Bank’s growth was driven by disciplined execution, targeted expansion, and investments in innovation. …
… Godfred Attafuah, Divisional Director for Retail Banking, delivered the keynote address on behalf of Julian Opuni, Managing Director of Fidelity Bank Ghana, at the conference themed: Speak to Inspire: Transforming Leadership in Africa, which drew delegates from across West Africa …
Fidelity Bank called for greater investment in processing, storage, packaging, logistics and certification within Ghana's agricultural value chain to increase export earnings and retain more wealth domestically, citing the contrast between cocoa paste earnings (US$789 million in 2025) and nontraditional agricultural exports (US$710 million in 2025) as evidence of the need for value addition beyond production.
Fidelity Bank called for greater investment in processing, storage, packaging, logistics and certification within Ghana's agricultural value chain to increase export earnings and retain more wealth domestically, citing the contrast between cocoa paste earnings (US$789 million in 2025) and nontraditional agricultural exports (US$710 million in 2025) as evidence of the need for value addition beyond production.
Fidelity Bank has called for Ghana to shift its agricultural financing and structure to capture more value from what it already produces, rather than simply producing more. The bank argues that agricultural sovereignty lies in controlling more of the value created by Ghanaian agriculture and retaining more income within the economy, highlighting that cocoa paste generated approximately US$789 million in 2025 while non-traditional agricultural exports generated approximately US$710 million over the same period.
Fidelity Bank Ghana held a Debt Capital Markets Conference bringing together the Bank of Ghana, Ministry of Finance, Ghana Stock Exchange, and institutional investors to explore how macroeconomic stability can be converted into long-term capital for productive investment. Managing Director Julian Opuni said improving conditions present an opportunity after three years of stabilisation, and disclosed the bank has supported debt capital-market transactions with an aggregate value exceeding GH¢30 billion.
Fidelity Bank Ghana convened a Debt Capital Markets Conference with the Bank of Ghana, Ministry of Finance, Ghana Stock Exchange, and institutional investors to discuss converting macroeconomic stability into long-term capital for productive investment. The conference, themed "Lower Rates, Higher Opportunity," focused on shifting the national conversation from economic stabilisation to building foundations for sustainable growth through debt capital markets.
Fidelity Bank Ghana completed refurbishment of six classrooms and construction of four-cubicle urinal units at La-Bawaleshie Presby '2' Basic School in Accra, marking the 14th school transformed under the bank's Orange Impact Initiative since 2022.
Fidelity Bank Ghana has contributed GH¢1 million to support the Black Stars' preparations and participation in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with the donation presented to the Minister for Sports and Recreation.
Fidelity Bank Ghana recorded a Profit Before Tax of GH¢1.46 billion for 2025, a 21 per cent increase over the GHS1.21 billion in 2024, with operating income growing 14 per cent to GH¢2.68 billion and total assets rising 17 per cent to GH¢25.98 billion.
Fidelity Bank Ghana reported a Profit Before Tax of GH¢1.46 billion in 2025, a 21% increase from GH¢1.21 billion in 2024, with operating income growing 14% to GH¢2.68 billion and total assets rising 17% to GH¢25.98 billion. The bank attributed the strong performance to disciplined strategy execution and digital innovation against improving macroeconomic conditions.
Fidelity Bank Ghana announced record financial results for 2025, with profit before tax rising to GHS 1.46 billion, a 21% increase from GHS 1.21 billion in 2024. Operating income grew 14% to GHS 2.68 billion, and total assets increased 17% to GHS 25.98 billion, as the bank strengthened its position as the largest privately owned Ghanaian bank.
Fidelity Bank Ghana was title sponsor of the 12th District 94 Toastmasters Annual Conference in Accra, where the bank's Divisional Director for Retail Banking argued that Africa's development challenge is not a shortage of talent but a gap in platforms and investment to develop leadership.
Fidelity Bank Ghana was title sponsor of the 12th District 94 Toastmasters Annual Conference in Accra, with the bank affirming that Africa's development challenge lies not in talent shortage but in platforms and investment to develop leadership. The conference, titled "Speak to Inspire: Transforming Leadership in Africa," drew delegates from across West Africa.
Fidelity Bank Ghana has launched the second cohort of its Orange Inspire programme in partnership with ALX Ghana to provide emerging creative businesses with training, mentorship, and industry exposure. The eight-week programme offers business training, financial literacy, and networking, culminating in a Grand Demo Day where selected ventures pitch for grant funding totalling GH¢600,000.
Fidelity Bank Ghana has launched the second cohort of its Orange Inspire programme in partnership with ALX Ghana to equip emerging creative businesses with skills, mentorship, and industry exposure. The eight-week programme culminates in a Demo Day where selected ventures pitch for grant funding totalling GH¢600,000.