Prudential Bank LTD — Ghanaian bank offering digital and retail banking services, recently launched PAPSS cross-border payments and pursues AI-driven hybrid banking model.
The Chief Information Officer (CIO) of Prudential Bank LTD, Leopold L.L. Armah, has called for a deliberate shift in how Ghana prepares its workforce for an AI‑driven future, emphasising that technical skills must be balanced with creativity, analytics, and the right attitude. …
The Head of Distribution and Channels at Prudential Bank LTD, Kojo Nteh, has encouraged young professionals to develop disciplined financial habits and make informed money decisions as the foundation for long-term financial security and wealth creation. …
Prudential Bank Ltd has activated the Pan African Payment and Settlement System (PAPSS) on its mobile banking app, enabling customers to send and receive cross-border payments across participating African countries at any time. …
Acting Managing Director of Prudential Bank LTD has reinforced the importance of personalised relationship-centred banking in shaping the future of financial services. …
Prudential Bank LTD (PBL) has reinforced its commitment to community safety and national development with a donation to the Nima Police Station to support the repair and maintenance of some operational vehicles at the station. …
The Head of Digital Transformation at Prudential Bank Ltd, Terrance Addy, has said, that the future of banking will be defined by AI-driven services and hybrid models that balance seamless digital experiences with human trust. …
Prudential Bank LTD has once again demonstrated its keen dedication to customer growth beyond the banking hall, organising an international business trip to Turkey and China for its Commercial Banking customers and prospects. …
Prudential Bank Ltd has organised an international business mission to Turkey and China for its commercial banking customers and prospective clients. …
The Chief Information Officer of Prudential Bank called for Ghana to balance technical skills with creativity, analytics, and the right attitude in preparing its workforce for an AI-driven future. He spoke at the Ghana AI Summit on how digitalisation and emerging technologies are reshaping industries, particularly banking, and how the skills required have shifted accordingly.
The Chief Information Officer of Prudential Bank called for Ghana to balance technical skills with creativity, analytics, and the right attitude in preparing its workforce for an AI-driven future. He spoke at the Ghana AI Summit on how digitalisation and emerging technologies are reshaping industries, particularly banking, and how the skills required have shifted accordingly.
Prudential Bank's Head of Distribution and Channels addressed young professionals at the National Youth Mentorship Summit in Accra, encouraging disciplined financial habits, budgeting, and the practice of "paying yourself first" through consistent savings and automated standing orders.
Prudential Bank has activated the Pan African Payment and Settlement System (PAPSS) on its mobile banking app, enabling customers to send and receive cross-border payments across participating African countries in local currencies. The bank said the move supports intra-African trade and aligns with AfCFTA objectives and Ghana's 24-hour economy policy.
Prudential Bank's acting MD has urged the banking sector to shift from transaction-focused operations to relationship-centred service delivery. Speaking at a Lafferty Retail Banking Council webinar, he noted that while digital banking has transformed customer access, bank branches remain vital as centres of meaningful engagement and customer empowerment rather than mere transaction processors.
Prudential Bank LTD has donated funds to the Nima Police Station to support repair and maintenance of operational vehicles, part of its corporate social responsibility efforts to strengthen collaboration between the private sector and law enforcement and improve service delivery in the community.
Prudential Bank Ltd has donated funds to the Nima District Police Command to support repair and maintenance of operational vehicles, intended to enhance mobility and response times as part of the bank's corporate social responsibility activities.
Prudential Bank's Head of Digital Transformation says banking's future will be defined by AI-driven services and hybrid models balancing digital experiences with human trust, where customer experience rather than institutional loyalty becomes the core of competition.
Prudential Bank organised an international business trip for its Commercial Banking customers and prospects to Turkey and China, where participants attended trade fairs and product sourcing tours to explore trading opportunities and supplier networks.
As the Bank of Ghana's policy rate influences interest rates across the economy, pensioners who depend on fixed deposits and savings face shrinking returns, creating financial strain for retirees who planned their post-employment income around higher interest earnings.
Prudential Bank organised an international business mission to Turkey and China for commercial banking customers and prospective clients in partnership with Nita Travel and Shipping Company. The delegation attended trade fairs and sourcing tours, including the African Business Forum and Expo in Turkey and the Canton Fair in China, to connect Ghanaian businesses with manufacturers, suppliers and investors.
Ghana's non-traditional exports reached US$5.01 billion in 2025, a 30.7 per cent year-on-year increase, driven by a structural shift toward processed cocoa products rather than raw beans. Cocoa paste generated nearly US$790 million, while cocoa butter and cocoa powder exceeded 100 per cent growth compared to the previous year, reflecting expanded domestic processing capacity.
Prudential Bank cleared bills for patients at the Children's Ward of Tema General Hospital as a Mother's Day initiative, with the bank's head of human resources saying the move was intended to ease the burden on mothers with hospitalized children.
Banks across Africa are rethinking SME credit access by leveraging digital identity systems and cashflow-based lending models instead of traditional collateral requirements. Digital IDs like Ghana Card, Nigeria's NIN, and Kenya's Maisha Namba are enabling faster loan approvals, while alternative approaches such as mobile money and payment data analysis are expanding access for informal enterprises.