… Presenting the cheque to the Overlord of Dagbon, Ya Naa Mahama Abukari II, the Chief Executive of Stanbic Bank Ghana, Kwamina Asomaning, praised the traditional leader for the stability and growth witnessed in the area under his leadership. …
… Presenting the cheque to the Overlord of Dagbon, Ya Naa Mahama Abukari II, the Chief Executive of Stanbic Bank Ghana, Kwamina Asomaning praised the traditional leader for the stability and growth witnessed in the area under his leadership. …
… The bank’s Chief Executive, Kwamina Asomaning, speaking to journalists in Wa, said demand for credit has picked up as interest rates ease, but warned against over-borrowing. …
… Kwamina Asomaning, Chief Executive of Stanbic Bank Ghana, reaffirmed the bank’s deep-rooted commitment to Ghana’s development on and off the pitch. …
… Speaking to the media after the presentation, the Chief Executive of Stanbic Bank Ghana, Mr Kwamina Asomaning, explained that the bank adopted the two-tranche structure to remain mindful of shareholders, especially after what he described as a difficult year for banks. …
… Mr Kwamina Asomaning, Managing-Director, Stanbic Bank Ghana, disclosed that any good agenda in a country would happen when you have the right set of institutions, such as KNUST, that is focused on developing the human resource base of the country to become its very best, which fa …
Stanbic Bank Ghana has become the first bank in the country to offer direct access to China's Cross-Border Interbank Payment System (CIPS) for yuan settlement, following Bank of Ghana approval. The service allows individuals and businesses to settle RMB transactions directly from Ghana Cedi accounts, with Ghana being one of six African markets selected for the rollout.
Stanbic Bank Ghana has become the first bank in the country to offer direct access to China's Cross-Border Interbank Payment System (CIPS) for yuan settlement, following Bank of Ghana approval. The service allows individuals and businesses to settle RMB transactions directly from Ghana Cedi accounts, with Ghana being one of six African markets selected for the rollout.
Stanbic Bank Ghana has become the first bank in the country to offer direct access to the China Cross-Border Interbank Payment System (CIPS), following Bank of Ghana approval. The service enables individuals and businesses to settle Chinese yuan payments directly from Ghana cedi accounts, simplifying trade and financial transactions with China.
Stanbic Bank Ghana has launched a tree-planting initiative to reduce carbon emissions and support climate resilience, with staff planting over 10,000 trees across three locations as part of a broader target to plant 50,000 trees this year and one million long-term.
An editorial warns that rising digital fraud—including phishing, SIM-swap, account takeovers, and social engineering—is eroding public confidence in Ghana's financial system. Ghana lost more than GH¢19 million to cybercrime between January and September 2025, a 17 per cent increase over the same period in 2024, with 2,008 cyber incidents recorded, a 52 per cent increase.
Stanbic Bank Ghana has donated relief items worth GH¢400,000 to the National Disaster Management Organisation to support communities affected by recent flooding and fire incidents in Accra and other parts of the country. The donation follows heavy downpours and a fire outbreak on June 3 that displaced families and disrupted livelihoods.
Stanbic Bank Ghana has donated GH¢200,000 to the Dagbon Development Fund to support the redevelopment of the historic Gbewaa Palace in Yendi. The bank's CEO praised the Overlord of Dagbon for the stability and peace in the kingdom that enable investment and development.
The Ghana Association of Banks has launched a nationwide anti-fraud campaign involving banks, law enforcement, regulators and government institutions to protect customers and strengthen trust in the financial system. The campaign acknowledges that digital banking and fintech innovations, while expanding access, have created new opportunities for sophisticated fraudsters and pose a risk to public confidence in financial institutions.
Stanbic Bank Ghana has donated GH¢200,000 to the Dagbon Development Fund, which is funding the redevelopment of the historic Gbewaa Palace in Yendi. The bank's CEO praised the Overlord of Dagbon for the stability and growth in the area, citing peace and unity as enablers of development and investment.
Stanbic Bank Ghana has donated GH¢200,000 to the Dagbon Development Fund for the redevelopment of the historic Gbewaa Palace in Yendi, with the bank's CEO praising the Overlord of Dagbon for the stability and growth that have created conditions for development and investment in the area.
Stanbic Bank Ghana is considering opening smaller representation points across Upper West Region to bring banking services closer to clients, following strong growth in the area. The bank's CEO cautioned that while demand for credit has improved as interest rates ease, clients should avoid over-borrowing to prevent difficulties if rates rise again.
Stanbic Bank Ghana committed GHȼ3 million to support the Black Stars' FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign, with GHȼ1.5 million paid upfront as a bonus and the remaining GHȼ1.5 million unlocked if the team reaches the knockout rounds. If Ghana fails to reach the knockout stage, the bank requested the funds be directed to a charitable cause identified by the World Cup 2026 Fundraising Committee.
Stanbic Bank Ghana has given GH¢3 million to the Ministry of Finance to support the Black Stars ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The donation is split into two tranches: GH¢1.5 million as a participation fee, and a second GH¢1.5 million conditional on the team advancing to the knockout stage; if they do not qualify, the second tranche will go to charity.
Stanbic Bank Ghana has donated 50 laptops to Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology to support the Vice-Chancellor's 'Support One Needy Student with One Laptop' initiative, bringing the bank's total contribution to 400 laptops since the programme began in 2020.